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1. Race

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1. - a type of gov. ruled by a dictator.

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1. this word is part of _______

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1. Southeast Asian country where the war took place. Draft-Mandatory enlistment into military service. Protest-Public demonstration against government policies. Peace-Desired outcome sought by anti-war activists. Napalm-Flammable liquid used in warfare. Agent Orange-Herbicide that caused health issues for veterans and civilians. Guerrilla-Type of warfare involving small, mobile groups. Tet Offensive-Major surprise attack by North Vietnamese forces in 1968. My Lai-Site of a notorious massacre of Vietnamese civilians. Counterculture-Movement opposing mainstream values during the 1960s. Hippie-Member of a youth movement advocating peace and love. Civil Rights-Movement aimed at ending racial discrimination. Anti-war-Opposition to military conflict, particularly in Vietnam. Soldier-Individual serving in the armed forces. Veteran-Person who has served in the military. Dissent-Expression of disagreement or opposition. Patriotism-Love for one’s country, often invoked during wartime. Communism-Political ideology opposed by U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Domino Theory-Belief that if one nation fell to communism, others would follow. Escalation-Increase in military involvement or intensity. Withdrawal-The act of pulling out troops from combat. Civilians-Non-military individuals affected by the war. Media-Channels through which news about the war was disseminated. Rally-Gathering of people to support a cause. Moratorium-A pause or halt, especially regarding protests against the war. SDS-Students for a Democratic Society. Woodstock-Iconic music festival symbolizing the counterculture movement. LBJ-U.S. President who escalated involvement in Vietnam. Nixon-U.S. President known for his policy of “Vietnamization.”. Khe Sanh- Notable battle site during the Vietnam War.

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1. The house leader who greatly improved plastic surgery for soldiers in WW2

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1. mansbestfriend

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1. The invasion of Normandy by the allies.

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1. The invasion of Normandy by the allies.

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1. did world war 2 start?

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1. when did world war 2 start?

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1. War Fascism Allies Axis

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4. The world becoming more connected through the diffusion of culture and trade and causing inexpensive labor, cheap goods, and low education levels in certain countries.
8. What happened to people during Operation Condor who were suspected of supporting communism and were taken to be raped and killed with their bodies never being found, and their families never getting answers.
9. Abbreviation of a country's provided goods and services in a year and is usually representative of a country's wealth and level of development. Through globalization this has increased steadily since 1965.
10. The United States support for dictators in Latin America countries that were against communism despite human rights violations and thousands dying at the hand of these dictators. Occurred in 1975 during the midst of the Cold War and spread all throughout Latin America, putting these nations into states of terror and repression, with nations still suffering from dictators and the lasting effects of this campaign.
13. Thomas Malthus's theory of the world population growing exponentially, while food growth is linear causing mass famine and death.
14. An organization that grew after mothers in Argentina gathered to talk about their children who were 'disappeared' and turned into non-violent protests for Dirty War officials being put on trial for their crimes, though no answers were given about what happened to their children.
17. A blend of elements from authoritarianism, fascism, and communism by one of Argentina's elected leaders who violated human rights. The Dirty War occurred after his death and his new ideology was named after himself.
19. Overthrew Chile's former leader Allende with support from the US as part of operation Condor using a military junta and got rid of the government, putting men from the military takeover in leadership positions, and disappearing thousands of Chileans.
20. A military takeover of a dictator/ government leader and usually leads to many years of dictatorship, human rights violations, and censorship. Stems from the French language and can be seen many times in Latin America during the 1970s.

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1. An organization between 124 nation's governments with the goal to regulate international trade and therefore improve living standards as well as showing concern for the enviroment.
2. An increase of this can be seen due to globalization and is the world overall communicating more easily due to sharing cultures and the advancement of technology.
3. Chile's elected leader in 1970 and followed communist ideals, wanting to nationalize industries which caused him to be overthrown by Pinochet in a military junta.
5. Norman Borlaug's method of saving millions from starvation, with the use of selective breeding to gain higher yields in crops, chemical fertilizers, and advancement in irrigation systems.
6. A family of five bigger organizations with the goal to end poverty and building shared prosperity by giving out loans to developing countries.
7. The use of genetically modified organisms to push past the limits of selective breeding and create strains not found naturally in nature.
11. 28 countries coming together in a political and economic union to ensure free movement,trades, goods and services, as well as standarizing laws in Europe.
12. An abbreviation for the United State's 'spies' that analyze foreign intelligence and take discreet action.
15. A US backed dictator took power after Peron's death and military regimes persecuted anyone they suspected of communism killing over ten thousands Argentineans. This conflict was a result of the Cold War and the United State's desperation to contain communism in Latin America.
16. An organization of nations worldwide, with the mission of preserving world peace and maintain peaceful international relations. They also make efforts to end poverty and world hunger, but focus mainly on human rights violations.
18. A proxy war fought by the Soviet Union and the United States after WW2 mainly about the spread of communism. Operation Condor was a result of this war as well as many other US involvements.

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3. the withdrawal of a group from a larger entity, especially a political entity, but also from any organization
7. the state of being confined as a prisoner, especially for political or military reasons
13. (2 words) political and economical union of countries in Europe
15. the action or process of appeasing.
16. the authority of a state to govern itself or another state.
18. America was accused of acting unilaterally when it led an invasion into this country in 2003 under the belief that the country had weapons of mass destruction. America was accused of wanting to assure its access to oil.
19. the 19th century british empire is a prime example of this kind of internationalism
20. posters, news ads and more were commonly used to change the minds of viewers.
21. the action of annexing something, especially territory.
22. permanent members of the UN are able to use this to counter the interests of that country.
24. the practice of governments to interfere in political affairs of other countries, staging military or trade interventions.
26. Nelson Mandela was a huge successor in South Africa at the time of…
27. (2 words) these trials took place after WW2 to punish war criminals for their unspeakable actions
30. extreme nationalism that focuses on the idea that ones citizens and values are greater than others
31. a group of people sharing a common profession or interests
32. the process whereby individuals or groups of differing ethnic heritage are absorbed into the dominant culture of a society
33. peace and security is a ______ for internationalism
36. (2 words) an inclusive form of nationalism that adheres to traditional liberal values of freedom, tolerance, equality, individual rights and has no ethnocentrism.
37. a country refuses to involve other nations in its foreign affairs
38. assumes that diversity is beneficial to society and that autonomy should be enjoyed by disparate functional or cultural groups within a society
39. the undoing of colonialism

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1. the term used when Britain decided to exit the European Union
2. (abbreviation) An organization working towards a mission that gets no money from the government.
4. the idea that countries should cooperate with other nation states
5. (2 words) whats an example of nation states creating allies with other countries to protect themselves
6. (2 words) system by which states have attempted to prevent or stop wars
8. process of organizing relations between groups of three or more states
9. (2 words) This organization was created after the horror of World War Two to avoid the scourge of war. Its fundamental belief is peace can be achieved through multilateralism.
10. the conduct of political, economic, or cultural relations between two sovereign states.
11. (2 words) the belief that the world is being integrated based on unequal terms with the dominance of one nation or nation-state over others.
12. (2 words) The UN is able to help countries after a dispute using this method.
14. transcending national boundaries, authority or interests.
17. conflicts within a society are determined by international factors in which kind of internationalism?
23. the promotion of human welfare.
25. (2 words) a government's strategy in dealing with other nations
28. the acceptance of or belief in absolute principles in political, philosophical, ethical, or theological matters
29. a system of politics or principles based on practical rather than moral or ideological considerations
34. the quality of being patriotic; devotion to and vigorous support for one's country
35. a tax imposed by a government on goods and services imported from other countries
40. the state or experience of being isolated from a group or an activity to which one should belong or in which one should be involved.

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2. The government of Germany from 1919 to 1933

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1. An economic condition in which the currency of a country become less valuable
3. the Nazis leader

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5. Lead singer of Soft Cell (4/6)
6. Buckinghamshire estate that became the principal centre of Allied code-breaking during WW2 (9/4)
9. Scottish town which gives the coronation stone its name (5)
11. Capital of Jamaica (8)
16. 1986 film directed by James Cameron staring Sigourney Weaver (6)
17. One of the Confederate generals depicted on Stone Mountain (6/1/3)
18. Asias largest desert (4)
21. Male world athlete of the year 2020 (5/9)
23. Equator town known as the gateway to Mount Kenya (7)
26. Kingdom that Æthelflæd ruled from 911-918 AD (6)
27. Musician who financed Life of Brian (6/8)
30. (5)
32. Musician who has been a member of The Clash, General Public and Gorillaz (4/5)
33. Italian top scorer at the 1982 World Cup (5/5)
36. Surrey village where the Holiday is filmed (5)
37. Cornwall's only city (5)
38. Surname of the US physician who is director of National Institute of Allergy and Infectious
39. Character who Liv Tyler plays in the Lord of the Rings trilogy (5)
41. Original presenter of Have I Got News For You from 1990 until 2002 (5/7)
43. Shakespearean character painted by John Everett Millais (7)
45. Director of Apocalypse Now (7/4/7)
46. Biggest city in Skåne County (5)
47. Island that was home to the Durrells from 1935 to 1939 (5)
49. First non Italian winner of the Giro d'Italia in 1950 (4/6)

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1. Musician who has produced albums for U2, Talking Heads and James (5/3)
2. Stately home Vera visits in the beginning of The Darkest Evening (9)
3. The longest river in the world to flow entirely within one country (7)
4. Art style that emphasised painterly qualities and strong use of colour over realism. Pioneering leaders of the movement included André Derain and Henri Matisse (7)
7. The dambuster raids official operation name (8)
8. Birthplace of Charles Dickens, Isambard Kingdom Brunel and Roland Orzabal (10)
10. Traditional late season cycle race that finishes in the Indre-et-Loire département (5/5)
12. Band that headlined the first Glastonbury festival in 1970 (1/3)
13. Band who topped the charts with Need You Tonight in 1987 (4)
14. Nickname of Henry Percy, the rebel leader killed by Prince Hal in Henry IV, Part 1 (7)
15. Kingdom of Württemberg that the wife of George V was princess of (4)
16. Largely dried up endorheic lake which lies between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan (4/3)
18. Third highest mountain in Wales (6/4)
19. Name that links a winner of Milan San Remo with members of a band who wondered when they would be famous (4)
20. Historic capital of Peru (5)
22. Chiswick Bridge
24. Surname of the Norwegian that beat Scott to the South Pole in 1911 (8)
25. Middle name of Diego Maradona (7)
28. Weapon that killed Richard the Lionheart (8)
29. The more common name for the third battle of Ypres (13)
31. The house name of the reign of kings that ran from Henry III in 1216 too Richard II in 1377 (11)
34. Billy Bragg's debut EP in 1985 (7/3/4)
35. First BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 1954 (5/8)
40. Vegetable which used to grow on the land which is now the Twickenham pitch (7)
42. Actress who stared in Lady Bird, Little Women and The Grand Budapest Hotel (7/5)
44. Oxford College who's arms have a crowned silver lion on a blue background and a white orle on a red background (7)
48. David Bowie's final album (9)

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2. lower chamber of the Canadian parliament.
8. a broad section of politics that focuses on reform and progressiveness.
10. a term used to encompass political thought.
11. a position originally appointed by the british to carry out duties of the queen whilst she was busy in britain.
15. a system to properly represent the amount of people in one area proportionally to their voting power.
16. the monarch.
18. an economic theory that wishes to distribute goods equally among all people of the nation.
19. a series of eliminations utilized to determine a party’s candidate.
22. an ideology espousing the ideals of liberty whether it be in economics or in human equality.
25. the largest non ruling party in the Canadian house of commons.
28. a government that has complete power over the nation.
30. when a party is officially recognized by the Canadian government.
33. a widely embraced government that allows the people to vote for who they want to lead.
34. a regime in which one or many men have absolute power and there are no elections.
35. a voting system in which people rank their support.
39. a prominent ideology in Italy during ww2 that combines authoritarianism with ultranationalism.
40. a large party in Canada that advocates for conservative ideals.
42. a ranking system in order to better show your political views.
43. a grouping of two or more parties that work together to secure a majority government.
44. a Canadian political party formed in the mid 20th century from the CCF.
45. a german political ideology that believed in extreme anti-semitism and ‘Aryan’ nationalism.
46. moving across the country before an election to gain support for your party.
47. federal legislature.
48. a centre-left Canadian political party that has a prominent seat in Canadian politics of the 20th century.

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1. Canadian Prime Minister.
3. a form of government in which the monarchy has little to no power.
4. traditional idealism.
5. securing the majority of raw votes for your party, whether you actually won or not.
6. Quebecois nationalist party.
7. a preliminary action taken to prepare for the next election.
9. a Canadian political party that focuses on sustainability and peace, among other things.
12. a wide array of ideological views based on a leftist and rightist scale.
13. a voting system in which one person gets one vote for one candidate, the person with the most votes wins.
14. a vote held by the legislature in attempt to oust the current government.
17. a state of politics in which one party holds enough support to pass laws relatively unopposed.
18. a position responsible for administrating electoral practices.
20. a system of government in which the people elect officials to represent them in government.
21. a form of economics in which all industries are privatized.
23. a state of politics in which one party won an election but requires cooperation with other parties to pass laws.
24. process to select a representative for a party on the federal, provincial, or local level.
26. places to cast your vote during an election.
27. casting votes for an election.
29. high-ranking group of politicians composed of ministers and deputies.
31. a broad section of politics which contains traditionalism, conservatism, and nationalism, among others.
32. a political ideology advocating for worker’s ownership of the means of production.
36. a system in which an elected official can vote based on personal preference rather than party lines.
37. a form of government that advocates for complete and absolute control of the state.
38. a slang term for the Canadian conservative party.
41. an altered form of democracy in which people vote directly on implementing policies and law.

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5. Country with the longest coastline.
9. Despite being very small, has over 200 first level subdivisions.
10. Nation with the most GDP per capita.
12. It's preformance in WW2 made it clear its army is only for display.
15. The only Balkan country without its own language.
18. Has the weakest navy of any country that has a navy.
20. Country that has 40 official languages.
24. A country where all of June is a holiday.
26. Country that was divided based on religion.
27. The only new world nation without a European language as its main language.
29. Officially claims more than 300 times its actual territory.
30. Biggest country completely surronded by another.
31. Country that has the largest height to width ratio.
32. Its name is spanish for the savior
33. Only country that still has an emperor
34. The least happy country in the world.
36. Country known for banning gum.
37. Country that banned dabbing.
40. The smallest country with French as an official language.
41. Colony of France that was actually considered a part of France Proper.
42. nation that shares a name with a US state.
45. Country that only recognizes 54 nations.
48. Used to be called persia.
51. Country that kicked part of itself out.
53. Most developed country in the Balkans.
55. Last nation to leave the Soviet Union
56. Only absolute monarchy in Africa.
57. European country known for its cuisine.
58. Has the oldest flag currently in use on a national level.
60. Least country-like country that's considered a country.
63. Its current capital came from a union of two cities.
65. Shares the name of a ridicolously overpriced bottled water.
66. A country that used to own a quarter of the world.

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1. A country that's part of the commonwealth even though it was never a British colony.
2. The country with the most minor languages
3. Might not actually even exist.
4. Used to be a part of Pakistan.
6. The newest country in the world.
7. Country who had 90% of its male population and 60% of its total population killed in a pointless war.
8. It's name likely comes from the latin word for silver.
9. Has the most pyramids of any country.
11. First new world country to gain independence.
13. African country that's the most populous in it's continent.
14. The most populated country without an army.
16. It had most of the colonial Americas.
17. Has the most capitals in the world.
19. Most isolated country in the world.
21. Oldest countinually existing country.
22. Country that lost multiple wars with birds.
23. The happiest country in the world.
25. Doesn't have a capital
28. Had the most efficient genocide in history
35. The only country with a Jewish majority.
38. Country that has the shortest coastline of any non-landlocked country.
39. Has the largest area of any country
43. A country which, from a recent history point of view, wanted to join another country more than that country wanted it to join them.
44. Neutral for over 200 years.
46. African nation that has the strongest army in its continent.
47. Country that had negative casaulties
49. The only fully recongized muslim country in Europe
50. Biggest double-landlocked country.
52. It is made up of over 8000 islands.
54. Its name is French for the ivory coast.
59. Country that only controls less than half its own land.
61. Shares its name with a bird.
62. Nation where tea was invented.
64. It was split for nearly half a century.

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2. "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" is a dramatic __________________ where Prufrock addresses an unknown listener.
7. At the end of "Symbols, I'm sick...," the speaker wishes the seamstress and her boyfriend would be ________________.
11. The fog is compared to a ________.
12. Modern poems express feelings of __________, or a sense of being left out, an outcast.
14. Prufrock says that he is not Prince _________, probably because he is so insecure.
15. These events during the 1910s-1940s were a major influence on the authors of this age.
18. A word for lawlessness, as described by the speaker in "The Second Coming."
19. The body of the beast in "The Second Coming" is a lion to symbolize _____________.
20. The Second Coming could refer to the return of ______________, but in this poem, that is not necessarily true.
22. The main message of "Symbols, I'm sick..." is that many times, symbols don't really mean _____________.
23. The evening Prufrock describes is very ____________.
24. What time of day is it when the seamstress heads home in "Symbols, I'm sick..."
25. Prufrock imagines that he is sprawling on a ________ like he is a scientific specimen being examined.
27. Pessoa's name for the multiple personas he uses in his poems.
29. At the end of the poem "Symbols, I'm sick...," the speaker mentions a __________________ who pauses near a corner.
32. The speaker in "Symbols, I'm sick..." says that symbols tell him ______________.
33. At the end of the poem, Prufrock imagines being surrounded by a bunch of _________________.
35. The speaker of "Symbols, I'm Sick..." argues that sometimes _______________ is just pretty and doesn't mean anything.
36. At the beginning of "The Second Coming," a falconer is looking for his ________________ who cannot hear him calling.
38. Prufrock compares himself to this man, who Jesus awakened from the dead.
39. In "Symbols, I'm sick..." the speaker says the woman pauses near that corner because she used to live there with her _______________.
40. "The Love Song of J.Alfred Prufrock" is a stream of ___________________ writing, which is designed to convey exactly what goes through Prufrock's mind.
42. In "The Second Coming," a ________________ is what is actually coming.
43. The area of town Prufrock is in is a _______ class area.

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1. Because of the things Yeats references in his poem, it could have been set before WW2, or it could have been set _______.
3. The beast in "The Second Coming" has the body of a __________.
4. In the room, women come and go, talking about this artist.
5. The human part of the beast represents man's _____________.
6. Prufrock asks, "Do I _________?"
8. The tone of "Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock."
9. Prufrock asks himself multiple _______________ and mentions some that he won't state.
10. Instead of Hamlet, Prufrock says he is more like Polonius, an attendant who starts a scene but is basically a _________.
11. 2 words, Prufrock says he has measured out his life in __________ ___________.
13. The tone of "The Second Coming."
16. The _________ of the beast is human.
17. In "Symbols, I'm sick..." the speaker states that we don't notice the moon but instead its __________.
21. According to the speaker of "Symbols, I'm sick...," the ________ is also earth.
26. The setting of "The Second Coming" is a non-specific _____________, a barren place that might be the birthplace of a beast.
28. "Symbols, I'm sick..." begins with an image of the sun emerging from a cloud after ______________.
30. The Spiritus Mundi in "The Second Coming" refers to a collective _________________, or something we all know that connects us all.
31. 2 words, Prufrock is awoken from his dream by __________ ___________.
34. At the end of his narrative poem, Prufrock says we all __________.
37. The tone of "Symbols, I'm sick..."
41. a device where an object represents an idea or feeling.

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2. theorem stating that the sums of two legs of a right triangle squared equals the hypotenuse squared
6. "Taj ____" (one of the Seven Wonders of the World)
7. the largest desert in the world which covers most of North Africa
8. large sections (or plates) of Earth's lithosphere that, when moving, can cause earthquakes or eruptions
9. the F in TGIF
10. the A in ARG
13. last three letters in a government website's URL
16. American semi-automatic pistol, "____ P08"
17. cap for your tooth
18. Greek god of war and courage
20. the needle doctors use to inject a vaccine or other into a patient
22. country whose September 1939 invasion from Germany set off WW2
23. American horror franchise, "Final ______"
25. eclipse when the Earth lines up in between the Sun and Moon
27. a type of online advertising appearing as a small window while you browse; very hated by most people
31. capital of Thailand
32. our sun is one
34. official U.S. revenue service responsible for collecting federal taxes
35. a concealed Japanese weapon used by ninjas and samurai as a distraction tactic; "ninja star"
39. unsettling noodle (play on words)
42. sea Moses parted in the Holy Bible
43. Japanese currency
46. concept in Hinduism and Buddhism that is a relationship between someone's actions and their consequences
47. capital of Russia
48. chapel in the Vatican City
49. "______ never dies!" (iconic Minecraft YouTuber's catchphrase)
50. "Hanging Gardens of _____"
51. a sheet of glass
52. "___ see, ____ do."
53. German word for "empire"
56. a fruit that grows on palm trees
57. roused to ire
58. Japanese term for the pink blossoms found on cherry trees
59. capital of South Korea
62. Italian ice cream
64. one of the most famous haunted house cases in America; "The _____ Horror House"
65. Enterprise and Discovery
66. another name for the United Kingdom

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1. German word meaning "no"
3. convention in 1863 in which terms for humanitarian treatment in war and new war crimes were set
4. a small, cylindrical explosive invented in 1867
5. "_____ Lights" (The Weeknd song released in 2019)
10. person commonly attributed to finding fossils
11. last three letters in a college/university website's URL
12. "G'day, mate!"
13. type of math commonly attributed with shapes
14. Spanish word for "castle"; "_____ de San Marcos"
15. 5th largest country in North Africa but the largest in the Middle Eas; "Saudi ____"
19. 1999 American coming-of-age comedy film, "American ___"
21. an online video platform known for a red button
24. founder of Buddhism also known as the Buddha in the religion; "_____ Gautama"
26. what comes before a password
28. "____ in the U.S.A" (Miley Cyrus song released in 2009)
29. iconic computer company founded in 1985
30. "Paint It ____" (The Rolling Stones song released in 1966)
33. ancient Indian collection of Vedic Sanskrit hymns
35. 1980 American horror franchise based off of a Stephen King book, "The ____"
36. space company owned by Elon Musk
37. word that comes between 'Eastern' and 'Church'
38. annual German celebration held in Munich featuring a beer festival
40. Black Death
41. tallest building in the world, "Burj ____"
44. iconic Japanese anime that is the basis of many memes (such as poses), "____'_ _______ Adventure"
45. 1 million times 1,000
47. massively popular game released in 2011 that is a survival game but made mostly of cubes, or "blocks"
54. pasta in the form of long, slander strings that are most famously attributed to Italy
55. a number-placement puzzle where the objective is to fill each column with no repeating numbers
60. the country that houses Dubai; Abbreviation
61. to spin or turn something in another direction
63. French epic historical novel by Victor Hugo published in 1862; "Los ______"

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1. I went to Indian Hill as a student
5. I went to 4 different kindergartens.
6. I can play the violin and will be at the Primary 5 days a week this year!
8. Cake is my love language
10. Spent many childhood years living in Mexico
12. Fall of 2023 - I'll have 2 more grandchildren
16. Before teaching, I worked in costumes. First, as "Goofy" in a Disney Production, and as "Wendy" at Wendy's restaurant.
20. I was on a jump rope team in the 8th grade.
22. My father was a WW2 Navy vet & I wish my office was at IHPS!
24. I grew up on a horse farm : )
27. Worked for the Department of Defense
28. Queen of High School Band
30. My dog is named after my favorite 90's crush
32. I’ve hiked in 20 National Parks
33. I have 2 kids and my youngest will be in first grade this year just like me! :)
37. I lived in Fiji for 6 months :)
38. I had to wear an eyepatch when I was in preschool/Kindergarten.
39. I have completed 2 Half Ironman races.
40. played bassoon in high school and college
42. I have been to 4 continents, have a son in 1st grade and am new to IHPS
43. I was a mascot at my university and am new to IHPS
44. I ran a 10K in spain
46. My super power is gift giving :)
48. My Dad surprised me with Rozzi's Fireworks at my wedding!
50. I once pitched a no hitter in high school as a Freshman.
54. My youngest sister and I are 22 years apart.
55. I'd never broken a bone until this year.
56. My parents' first date was a Beach Boys concert which is why I'm named after a Beach Boys song!
58. I'm from a different country.
60. I played college softball in Miami, Florida:)

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2. I spend a chunk of time in Northern Michigan during the summer!
3. Played clarinet in Disneyland band
4. I was my HS Band's Feature Twirler and twirled 3 fire batons at half-time shows.
7. cooking is my favorite pastime and I am new to IHPS
9. The first letter of my first and last name are the same.
11. My weekend tennis team went from being last place in the fall to winning the GCITA City Champs this season!
13. I love quilting & sewing, and this is my first year at IHPS!
14. Watches the movie "Hocus Pocus" all year long!
15. Can break an apple in half with my hands
17. Wheel of Fortune Champion
18. I LOVE Road Trips! (Road Trip Mama!)
19. Teaches at Xavier; Loves to spend time in her garden & cuts flowers to create bouquets for friends & family; 1 more year of classes then dissertation time!
21. I was on a unicycle team.
23. I went bungee jumping when I was 16.
25. I played Division 1 Women’s Basketball and am new to IHPS
26. I am obsessed with pickleball and pilates
29. I am a knitter.....that's not really a fun fact but I cannot come up with anything!
31. Bee all that you can Bee in room 216
34. I love my label maker.
35. Just completed her admin licensure.
36. I have a Psychology degree from Miami
41. I'm not the only one at IHPS anymore! :)
45. ROYGBIV
47. I love fast cars!
49. Joe Burrow and the Tennessee Volunteers forever have my heart!
51. I love plants. Indoor and outdoor.
52. Pedal Wagon
53. I can see the 275 bridge at Riverbend from my back deck
57. One of my first jobs was as a ticket taker at the Cincinnati Reds.
59. All 4 of my children are state champs in Lax

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2. unluckiest country in europe
3. pakistans biggest enemy
10. most liked communist country in the world
13. biggest country in south america
14. has the most color white in its flag
15. was nuked by the usa at 1945
16. has the most purple in its flag
17. strongest country in the world
19. has the best food in the world
21. biggest muslim country in europe
22. surrendered the fastest in ww2 from the germans
24. tiniest double landlocked country in the world
26. only country in the caribbean that supports russia
30. has the most islands in asia
32. lowest GDP per capita in the world
35. this countrys capital is yerevan
36. has the driest place in the world
39. colonised brazil
41. oldest country in oceania
43. is against ukraine
44. has the least purple in its flag
47. most tourists in the world
48. luckiest country in europe
52. most neutral country in the world
53. last country that got independence from yugoslavia
54. biggest landlocked country in south america
58. saddest country in the world
59. this country has a similar name to the word 'hungry'
60. country with the most colors on its flag
63. landlocked country with the most population in africa
64. biggest country in the world
65. first country that got independence from yugoslavia
68. oldest country in europe
69. borders Thailand,Singapore,Indonesia
70. biggest ally of turkey
71. tiniest landlocked country in south america
72. strongest muslim country
73. russia invaded this country in 2022
75. was the first country to get independence from the ussr
76. this country has the unrecognised states Akhazabia and South Ossetia
79. this country has the most languages spoken
81. tiniest country in the EU
82. biggest country that got independence from ussr
83. will soon unite with romania
84. biggest economy in europe

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1. newest country in the world
4. was once called 'Persia'
5. safest country in the world
6. tequila was invented there
7. has the highest GDP per capita in asia
8. nowdays this country has the most pirates in the world
9. biggest colony of belgium
11. shares the tiniest border with spain
12. colonised the most of south america
18. has a similar flag with the country of Chad
20. has the footballer called 'Leo Messi'
23. biggest country in africa
24. this countrys capital is Riga
25. this country is atheist and it is in europe
27. had the biggest colonial empire in the world
28. has the biggest coastline in the world
29. had the biggest non colonial empire in the world
31. biggest country that Russia borders
33. has mount everest
34. this country has the oldest used capital in the world
37. biggest double landlocked country
38. biggest country in north america
39. has the least tourists in the world
40. has the most oil in south america and supports russia
42. oldest country in the world
44. tiniest country that got independence from the ussr
45. strongest country in africa
46. this country is the worst place to live in central asia
49. only country that wants WW3 to happen
50. created minecraft
51. has the ugliest flag in the world
54. this country was once called 'East Pakistan'
55. is against ukraine too
56. happiest country in the world
57. invented kebab
58. has the most bunkers in europe
61. least liked country in the middle east
62. place where Muhammad was born
66. british people think that country is called 'holland;
67. most liked country in the middle east
74. known because of the movie 'Penguins of Madagascar'
77. wealthiest country in europe
78. biggest country in oceania
80. biggest german speaking country

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2. League of ________
3. Demilitarised zone in Germany
5. Leader of Germany from 1933

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1. What many Germans suffered due to food shortages after WW1
4. Country that formed the European Axis alliance with Germany
6. Valley in Germany that was occupied by France in 1923

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2. What did many Germans suffer due to food shortages after WW1
4. Leader of Germany from 1933
5. League of ________

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1. Valley in Germany that was occupied by France in 1923
3. Demilitarised zone in Germany
6. Country that formed the European Axis alliance with Germany

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3. The joined forces of Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire during WW1.
10. Taking place in both the eastern and western front, this type of warfare was fought from dug-in positions, or in trenches.
11. German submarines.
12. The longest and deadliest battle of World War 1; this particular battle ended with no clear victory. (February 21- December 18, 1916)
14. A prewar alliance between Russia, France, and Britain.
15. Heir to the Austria-Hungary throne before being assassinated by a Serbian nationalist (their death started WW1).
16. A treaty imposed by Allied forces that put the war's blame on Germany exorbitant reparations.
17. Certificates sold by the government in the U.S. in order to help fund the war.
18. A telegram from Germany to Mexico that was intercepted by British intelligence (also one reason the U.S. to join the war).
21. A mutual defensive treaty.
22. The German foreign minister responsible for the Zimmerman Telegram.
23. Expanding a nation’s power outside of their own borders (yet another main cause of WW1).
27. Payments made to insure coverage for damage or injury inflicted during war.
30. One of the largest battles fought in the war, it was simultaneous with the Battle of Verdun. (July 1- November 18, 1916)
32. A constant escalation of armed forces; depending on one’s military to determine foreign policy (another main cause).
33. Britain’s prime minister during WW2, and head of Britain’s navy until he was demoted in 1915.
35. “The battle to end all battles” or the first war that involved at least one country from each continent participating
36. Poisonous gas used against enemies.
37. Desire by common people to have their own homeland (one of the main causes of WW1).
38. A war measure that prevents anything from going in or out of the country.
39. A British passenger ship that was sunk by a German submarine.

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1. Formulated in 1905, a German plan that said how Germany should handle the threat of a war on fronts with Russia and France.
2. A battle on October 19, 1914 in which the Allied and German forces began to control the city through its advantageous posts on the north coast of Belgium.
4. The terrorist Serbian nationalist group responsible for planning the Archduke’s assassination
5. One of many new weapons of the war; a weapon that fires a quick stream of bullets for extended amounts of time.
6. A war that is declared victorious determined by which side is able to endure numerous, prolonged casualties.
7. A German policy that allowed for submarines to attack merchant ships without warning (would allow the sinking of the Lusitania).
8. A battle during September 5-9, 1914. After their defeat, the Allies managed stop German forces at the Marne River and forced them back.
9. America’s longstanding hesitance to get involved with European affairs and alliances.
13. Warfare dependent on gas or diesel engines, tanks, or airplanes.
16. A heavy armored vehicle; could easily travel over barbed wire or enemy trenches.
19. dirigible bombers that could level buildings in seconds.
20. The total number of people who are killed, wounded, or captured in battle.
24. A prewar alliance that consisted of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy before Italy dropped out to remain neutral in regards of the war.
25. A war in which all of a country’s resources go to the war effort.
26. The president of the United States during the entire war period.
28. The joined forces of the United States, France, Britain, Russia, and Italy during WW1.
29. The area between the trenches, which were filled with barbed wire.
31. This sickness took a toll on soldiers from both sides of the war.
34. The Russian tsar who abdicated in March 1917 after the “February Revolution”.

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2. All 4 of my children are state champs in Lax
5. I am a knitter.....that's not really a fun fact but I cannot come up with anything!
6. I love plants. Indoor and outdoor.
8. I was born in New Mexico and I am new to IHPS
10. Worked for the Department of Defense
12. I love my label maker.
13. I’ve hiked in 20 National Parks
16. I went bungee jumping when I was 16.
18. played bassoon in high school and college
19. I have been to 4 continents, have a son in 1st grade and am new to IHPS
20. Teaches at Xavier; Loves to spend time in her garden & cuts flowers to create bouquets for friends & family; 1 more year of classes then dissertation time!
25. My weekend tennis team went from being last place in the fall to winning the GCITA City Champs this season!
29. I love quilting & sewing, and this is my first year at IHPS!
32. I taught Kindergarten for 35 years before retiring.
33. I was on a jump rope team in the 8th grade.
34. I have a Psychology degree from Miami
35. I spend a chunk of time in Northern Michigan during the summer!
36. I can play the violin and will be at the Primary 5 days a week this year!
37. Queen of High School Band
38. I was on a unicycle team.
39. I have 2 kids and my youngest will be in first grade this year just like me! :)
41. I ran a 10K in spain
43. The first letter of my first and last name are the same.
45. Can break an apple in half with my hands
48. Before teaching, I worked in costumes. First, as "Goofy" in a Disney Production, and as "Wendy" at Wendy's restaurant.
49. I'm not the only one at IHPS anymore! :)
52. I am obsessed with pickleball and pilates
57. One of my first jobs was as a ticket taker at the Cincinnati Reds.
58. Just completed her admin licensure.
59. Pedal Wagon
60. My super power is gift giving :)

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1. cooking is my favorite pastime and I am new to IHPS
3. Baseball
4. I played college softball in Miami, Florida:)
7. Fall of 2023 - I'll have 2 more grandchildren
9. Spent many childhood years living in Mexico
11. I'm from a different country.
14. My parents' first date was a Beach Boys concert which is why I'm named after a Beach Boys song!
15. Joe Burrow and the Tennessee Volunteers forever have my heart!
17. I went to 4 different kindergartens.
21. Wheel of Fortune Champion
22. I had to wear an eyepatch when I was in preschool/Kindergarten.
23. Watches the movie "Hocus Pocus" all year long!
24. I love fast cars!
25. Played clarinet in Disneyland band
26. crochet and book lover
27. I'd never broken a bone until this year.
28. Bee all that you can Bee in room 216
29. ROYGBIV
30. I lived in Fiji for 6 months :)
31. My Dad surprised me with Rozzi's Fireworks at my wedding!
38. My dog is named after my favorite 90's crush
40. I LOVE Road Trips! (Road Trip Mama!)
42. I work in the Preschool and my daughter just graduated from IHHS
44. I have completed 2 Half Ironman races.
46. I grew up on a horse farm : )
47. I was my HS Band's Feature Twirler and twirled 3 fire batons at half-time shows.
50. I can see the 275 bridge at Riverbend from my back deck
51. My father was a WW2 Navy vet.
53. My youngest sister and I are 22 years apart.
54. Cake is my love language
55. I wear RED every single day! :)
56. I went to Indian Hill as a student

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1. freedoms ,freedom of speech freedom of worship freedom from want and freedom from fear

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2. declaration of human rights ,an international document adopted by the United Nations General Assembly that enshrines the rights and freedoms of all human beings

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1. is a modified version of a ww2 gun the e-11 or the dlt-19 or the death trooper blaster (1-3)

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3. long period of international tension and confrontation between 1945 and 1991. The phrase ‘cold war’ was coined by writer George Orwell, who predicted a period of “horrible stability” where powerful nations or alliances, each capable of destroying the other, might refuse to communicate or negotiate.
9. a member of a Communist-dominated nationalist movement, formed in 1941, that fought for Vietnamese independence from French rule. Members of the Vietminh later joined with the Vietcong.
11. a social and political movement for obtaining and maintaining national identity and autonomy among a group of people that some of its members consider a nation. The underlying principle of its motivating ideology, nationalism, is to uphold national interest or national identity as the primary basis on which political decisions are made.
14. a political and economic ideology developed in the mid-19th century by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, based in the views that class struggle had determined history and capitalism is inherently exploitative and self-destructive by causing the mass of workers to rise up to overthrow the rich
15. opposition to or hostility toward empire building
16. defined as the deployment of troops across the approaches to Australia to prevent a potential enemy attacking it

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1. began with heavy U.S. intervention in the mid-1960s with the support of Australian troops to protect the South Vietnamese goverment, also known simply as the Vietnam War, which caused great destruction and loss of life. Ended in 1975 when the South Vietnamese government collapsed and was replaced (April 30) by a regime from dominated by the communist North.
2. a process supported by the United Nations, the action or process of a state withdrawing from a former colony, leaving it independent. This began post WW2 as once powerful empires found they could no longer had the economic or military power to continue their rule.
4. strategic foreign policy pursued by the United States in the late 1940s and the early 1950s in order to check the expansionist policy of the Soviet Union.
5. Ho Chi Minh was impressed by this policy of US President Woodrow Wilson from 1918 policy for nations to be free to choose to not be part of an empire, such as the French.
6. generally known as the Indochina War in France, and as the Anti-French Resistance War in Vietnam) began in French Indochina on December 19, 1946, and lasted until July 20, 1954. Fighting between French forces and their Việt Minh opponents in the south dated from September 1945.
7. a war instigated by a major power which does not itself become involved.
8. the cooperation of several countries in an alliance to strengthen the security of each, the ANZUS treaty is an example of such as treaty.
10. in May 1965 the Liberal government introduced new powers that enabled it to send conscripted servicemen to Vietnam, the Menzies government wished to raise the army's numbers to 40,000 in order to meet overseas commitments, required to serve for two years full-time in the regular army, and three years part-time in the reserves.From 1965 to 1972, 15,381 national servicemen served in the Vietnam War, with 200 killed and 1,279 wounded.surgency
12. a Cold War policy that suggested a communist government in one nation would quickly lead to communist takeovers in neighboring states
13. one who takes a militant or combative attitude (as in a dispute) and advocates immediate vigorous action especially : a supporter of a war or warlike policy — compare dove entry
17. one who takes a conciliatory attitude and advocates negotiations and compromise especially : an opponent of war — compare hawk

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2. deceased and honoured with state funeral in 1727 5,6
6. Platform 9 3/4 is said to be located in this London Station 55
8. WWII Propaganda encouraging citerzens to subliment rations by other means 337
9. What does DLR stand for 957
12. Of the 12 founding members of NATO this is the smallest 10
16. ‘Just can’t get enough’ was an Electronic 1981 hit by this English band 7,4
18. Trial of the --- is the now annual ceremony testing the currency of new mints 3
19. Goalkeeper who played for West Ham in the 90s & has 572 PL appearances 5
20. A green powder from Japan used to make tea 5
23. The name of the first video game 4
24. A wildflower plant that flowers yellow before its mature seeds form a white sphere 9
25. Which artist sold the highest priced painting at union pacific 5,4
29. Midlands town on the river Avon at a similar longitude to Cambridge, known for its medieval castle, founded by William the Conqueror 7
30. 60s hit by Desmond Dekker & The Aces 9
31. OPEC was signed in Baghdad 1960 by Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and this nation of a separate continent 9
32. Decade Liberties Department store opened 8
33. In botony, what is the term for a plant that lives more than two years 9
35. actor who declined a life peerage for political services in 1999 stating they "realised this involved being in England in the winter." In 1996 they also declined a CBE title as he thought, "they were silly." 4,6
36. Belgian surrealist who influenced Pop Art, Minimalist Art & Conceptual Art who died aged 68 in 1967 4,8
39. 1973 song about a crime, covered the following year by Eric Clapton 1,4,3,7
40. Term used post 'Shell Shock' and prior to 'PTSD' 67
41. Confectionary first produced in 1908, printed with baroque pattern 75

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1. The county town of Somerset reached by The Grand Western Canal in 1839 and the Bristol and Exeter Railway in 1842 7
3. this country joined an alliance between Brazil, Russia, India and China a year after the allegiance was founded in 2009, adding to the abbreviation by which the bloc is now known 5,6
4. this lifelong bachelor said "I seriously contemplated asking her (tennis player sue baker) to marry me, but in the end I realised that I didn't love her quite enough", Was awarded an OBE in 1980 5,7
5. a plant that originated on the Arabian Peninsula, but that grows wild in tropical and arid climates around the world 4,4
7. Most of London Underground is - majority or minority underground 8
10. Laparoscopic surgery used to treat conditions in pelvic cavities and knee injuries are colloquially known by this name 3,4
11. Chick of Mirkwood and poppy’ 7
13. quoted ‘when it comes to life the crucial thing is whether you take things for granted, or with gratitude’ 1,1,10
14. the worlds oldest Sunday paper first printed in 1791 - was acquired by the Gardian media group in 1993 3,8
15. A name partly derived from the east Asian city where many were manufactured, and partly from the mythological creature these curiosities, made from the mummified carcass of two other animals, represent 4,7
17. the missing letter in the Abbreviation for male hair loss- M-HL 1
21. a spice so prized among ancient nations that it was regarded as a gift fit for monarchs and deities 8
22. This department store created the Scotch Egg in 1738 as a ‘meal’ for travellers heading West from Piccadilly 7,3,5
26. David Attenborough was awarded freedom of this city in the midlands garrisoned by the Romans 9
27. The ——— pact of 1955, named from the city where it was signed, by the Soviet Union and its allies in response to NATO
28. County Cricket club that shares its emblem with the England Rugby team 10
34. Footballer never to win the Ballon' dor, with the most brand deals 6
37. The longer cousin of the Profiterole 6
38. Food manufacturer that produced ration packs for the US Military during WW2, founded by a German immigrant 5

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3. Since the 1980s, we have shifted from a manufacturing-based economy to a __________-based economy.
5. Extreme economic crisis of the 1930s, characterized by high unemployment and the collapse of the stock market.
7. The US's rival during the Cold War.
12. Organization that fights for improvements in the workplace, typically including wages, hours, or conditions.
13. Post-WW2 paranoia over communism's influence in the United States.
16. Nickname for the Middle Colonies due to their production of cereal crops.
18. Since the 1980s, this has been driven by people from Latin America.
20. Main cash crop of the Southern Colonies.
23. President during the 1980s who supported deregulation, lower taxes, and an expensive military strategy to defeat communism.
26. Alliance that the US fought alongside in World War I.
28. Borrowing money to buy an item and paying for it over time.
29. Economic system where colonies exist to benefit the mother country
32. Highly valuable mineral desired by European colonists
33. Native Americans believed people could not _______ land.
35. Relief, recovery, and reform program passed by FDR to fix the Great Depression.
37. Supporters of American Independence
38. Conflict between countries without direct fighting.
39. Location of a significant 1848 women's rights conference.
44. Communism could exist where it already was, but would not be allowed to spread.
46. MLK and Malcolm X most disagreed over the use of __________ in the Civil Rights Movement.
47. First president of the United States
48. Name for the acquisition of new western territory including California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah.
50. 1896 court case that made racial segregation legal, so long as facilities were "separate but equal."
51. Time period after the Civil War when southern states were trying to rejoin the US and recover from war damages.

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1. Early 1900s movement to address problems caused by industrialization.
2. Late 1800s political party that "appealed to the people," especially farmers and industrial workers.
4. The original US constitution that was replaced due to its ineffectiveness
6. Event that brought the US into World War II.
8. Colonial region known for religious freedom, ship building, and exporting.
9. Written by Thomas Jefferson and signed on July 4, 1776, this announced the colonies' intention to separate from Britain
10. Thomas Jefferson controversially bought this territory for $15 million, doubling the size of the US.
11. Process of British colonies becoming more like Britain
14. The greatest influence on Native American culture was the ____________.
15. Potentially catastrophic environmental crisis of the 2000s.
17. When a strong nation controls a weaker nation, usually for cultural, religious, economic, military, or political motivations.
19. Began after the 9/11 attack on NYC.
21. Asian nation that hosted a highly controversial proxy war between the communist North and the democratic South.
22. Clear, obvious, and occasionally violent ways that slaves resisted treatment (hint: either overt or covert).
24. Name for the Union's plan for victory in the Civil War, including a blockade along the Atlantic coast and controlling the Mississippi River to suffocate the south.
25. Political party formed in the 1850s opposed to the expansion of slavery into new western territories.
27. Introduced after the French & Indian War, these were placed on the colonies without their approval
30. Nickname for the mid-1800s economic growth, including rise of factories, new agricultural technology, and improvements in transportation.
31. The first permanent British colony
34. Highly contagious disease that killed over 80% of Native Americans
36. Rival political/economic ideology to American capitalism.
40. Dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, these officially ended World War II.
41. In French, translates to "hands-off" or "let it be." In economics, it means minimal government intervention.
42. Elected president in 1860 opposed to the expansion of slavery.
43. The explorer who "discovered" the New World
45. Preference of native-born Americans over immigrants for political, economic, and social opportunities.
49. President who is most recognizable for the rise of the "Common Man" and Indian Removal Policy.

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4. the ideological conflict and physical boundary dividing Europe into two separate areas from the end of World War II in 1945 until the end of the Cold War in 1991.
6. the country that used the tacit of unrestricted submarine warfare
9. gave former slaves the right to vote
11. leader of the non-violent approach to the Civil Rights Movement
13. established in the War Department by an act of March 3, 1865. The Bureau supervised all relief and educational activities relating to refugees and freedmen, including issuing rations, clothing and medicine.
15. the act of Congress in 1854 annulling the Missouri Compromise, providing for the organization of the territories of Kansas and Nebraska, and permitting these territories self-determination on the question of slavery.
22. the ship that exploded that caused the start of the Spanish American War
23. it gave U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson authorization, without a formal declaration of war by Congress, for the use of conventional military force in Southeast Asia.
25. A train route across the United States, finished in 1869. It was the project of two railroad companies: the Union Pacific built from the east, and the Central Pacific built from the west. The two lines met in Utah.
27. an arrangement made in 1941 whereby the US supplied military equipment and armaments to the UK and its allies, originally as a loan in return for the use of British-owned military bases.
28. May 8, 1945, the day of victory in Europe for the Allies in World War II
30. an act of Congress (1820) by which Missouri was admitted as a slave state, Maine as a free state, and slavery was prohibited in the Louisiana Purchase north of latitude 36°30′N, except for Missouri.
31. comprehensive plan to defeat the Confederacy at the start of the American Civil War. North squeezes the south
32. A law that severely restricted immigration by establishing a system of national quotas that blatantly discriminated against immigrants from southern and eastern Europe and virtually excluded Asians.
33. North America Treaty Organization

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1. a district lying immediately outside a city or town, especially a smaller residential community.
2. a member of a gang of criminals, especially a racketeer.
3. a 19th-century theory, inspired by Darwinism, by which the social order is accounted as the product of natural selection of those persons best suited to existing living conditions and in accord with which a position of laissez-faire is advocated.
5. nominations of candidates for office are made by direct vote.
7. CCC, organized to utilize the nation's unemployed youth by building roads, planting trees, improving parks, etc.
8. Formally ended slavery
10. gave former slaves US citizenship
12. . On June 29, 1892, workers belonging to the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers struck the Carnegie Steel Company at Homestead, Pa. to protest a proposed wage cut.
14. The Palmer Raids were a series of raids in late 1919 and early 1920 by the United States Department of Justice intended to capture, arrest and deport radical leftists, especially anarchists, from the United States.
16. presents little or no legitimate well-researched news and instead uses eye-catching headlines to sell more newspapers.
17. those of the major war criminals and these were held from November 20th, 1945 to October 1st, 1946.
18. gave women the right to vote
19. the name of the speech that President Wilson gave on how to achieve freedom after WW1
20. United States federal law signed by President Chester A. Arthur on May 6, 1882. It was one of the most significant restrictions on free immigration in US history, prohibiting all immigration of Chinese laborers.
21. leader in the black power movement
24. an informal address by a political leader over radio or television, especially as given by President Franklin D. Roosevelt beginning in 1933.
26. a period of an economic contraction, sometimes limited in scope or duration.
29. the ideological battle between the US and the USSR from the end of WW2 until 1989

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4. Hawaii Harbor bombed 12,7,1941
6. - a period of geopolitical tension between the United States and the Soviet Union that lasted from 1947 to 1991
7. A propaganda character designed to increase production of female workers in the factories. It became a rallying symbol for women to do their part.
9. Location of first successful atomic bomb testing
11. - the first artificial satellite into Earth's orbit by Russia
12. - a conflict fought between North Korea and South Korea, and their allies, from 1950 to 1953
14. - a congressional joint resolution passed in 1964 that gave President Lyndon B. Johnson the authority to increase U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War
16. any spaces are marked by a _ the answer to this line is blank
18. May 8, 1945; victory in Europe day when the Germans surrendered
24. - was the 34th president of the United States, serving from 1953 to 1961, also leader of the Pacific Theater
25. - refers to the political repression and persecution of left-wing individuals during the Second Red Scare, characterized by fear of communism and the Soviet Union
26. the act of assembling and preparing a nation's military forces, including reserves, as well as harnessing its industrial and economic resources, to actively engage in war
27. Decisive battle, was the turning point in the Pacific
29. - also known as RFK, was an American politician and lawyer, brother of JFK, assassinated while running for president
31. one of the first battles of the European Theater during WWII. Soviets lost 81,116 men and Germans lost 458,080. One of bloodiest battles in history.
32. code name for the secret United States project set up in 1942 to develop atomic bombs for use in World War II
34. - a series of attacks by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces on South Vietnam in 1968
35. - a US program that provided economic aid to Western and Southern European countries after World War II
37. Two Japanese cities on which the U.S. dropped the atomic bombs to end World War II.

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1. established the interstate highway system in the United States
2. - American labor leader and civil rights activist, co-founded the National Farm Workers Association
3. a fixed allowance of provisions or food, especially for soldiers or sailors or for civilians during a shortage
5. - a landmark 1954 Supreme Court case that ruled that racially segregating children in public schools was unconstitutional
8. the state of being confined as a prisoner, especially for political or military reasons
10. - also known as JFK, was the 35th president of the United States, serving from 1961 until his assassination in 1963. He was the youngest person elected president
13. selectively attacking Japanese islands
15. - a series of domestic programs enacted by President Lyndon B. Johnson in the United States from 1964 to 1968, with the stated goals of totally eliminating poverty and racial injustice in the country
17. - 36th president of the United States, serving from 1963 to 1969. He became president after the assassination of John F. Kennedy
19. 33rd President of the United States. Led the U.S. to victory in WWII making the ultimate decision to use atomic weapons for the first time. Shaped U.S. foreign policy regarding the Soviet Union after the war.
20. Invasion led Dwight D. Eisenhower, started in Normandy, on June 6th 1944, was a success, turning point of WWII, first time allied forces successfully set foot in Europe
21. War fought between 1939 and 1945 (global)
22. - a foreign policy that pledged the United States to support democratic nations threatened by authoritarian forces
23. Fighting that took place on the continent of Europe against Hitler and Mussolini.
28. War in Pacific, largely involved islands
30. - foreign policy strategy used by the United States during the Cold War to stop the spread of communism and the expansion of the Soviet Union
33. (1941) The program under which the US supplied the United Kingdom, the Soviet Union, China, France and other Allied nations with vast amounts of war material between 1941 and 1945.
36. - a Baptist minister, activist, and political philosopher, was a prominent leader in the civil rights movement until his assassination in 1968

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3. Based on Gilbert and Sullivan's comic operetta of the same name, released in 1983
4. Second Indiana Jones film, released in 1984
6. A collection of short films that evoke strong emotions, released in 2009
10. Based on John Fowles' 1969 postmodern historical fiction novel, released in 1981
11. A CIA agent and KGB agent team up against a criminal organisation proliferating nuclear weapons, released in 2015
13. Fifth Mission Impossible film, released in 2015
16. A group of German Army officers attempt a political coup and assasination against Adolf Hitler in 1944, released in 2009
22. Steven Spielberg film following a group of soldiers during the Normandy Landings, released in 1998
23. Follows the events after the assassination of Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics n 1972, released in 2005
26. Woman's 4 letter name, released in 1979
31. Type of kiss, released in 1995
32. Follows a romance between Irish immigrants to the States, released in 1992
33. A young farm boy enlists in the army when his beloved horse is sent to be part of the cavalry, released 2011
36. A boy can kill giants using a beanstalk to get there, released in 2013
38. Based on Alice Walker's Pulitzer Prize Winning Story about the life of Celie, released in 1985
39. A biopic following the life of the 16th President of the United States, released in 2012
41. Based on H.G. Wells novel about an alien invasion, starring Tom Cruise, released in 2005
42. A boy and his grandmother have a run in with a coven of witches, released in 2020
43. A group of siblings uncover the fantastical nature of the estate and creatures around them, following a series of disappearances, released in 2008
44. A young boy boards a train headed to the North Pole to meet Santa Clause, released in 2004
45. FedEx worker gets stranded on an island, released in 2000
46. Part live-action, part cartoon film following a rabbit trying to evade murder charges, released in 1988
47. Boy sees dead people, therapist also dead, released in 1999

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1. Live action adaptation of a Disney film, where a boy's nose grows when he lies, released in 2022
2. Third film in a trilogy about time travel, released in 1990
5. A victim of a brutal attack attempts to recover his memory by recreating a WW2 village in his backyard, released in 2018
7. Horror Thriller featuring the antagonist commonly referred to as 'Pinhead', released in 1987
8. Sci-Fi space psychological thriller starring Jodie Foster and Matthew McConaughey, released in 1997
9. Bruce Willis cannot be killed and becomes a vigilante, released in 2000
12. Follows the lives of eight people navigating their love lives during Christmas, released in 2003
14. World's third largest desert in Northern Africa, released in 1983
15. The Latest Indiana Jones film, released in 2023
17. Hugh Grant pretends to be a single parent, and uses a child to whoo women, released in 2002
18. Third Indiana Jones film, released in 1989
19. Third Jurassic World film, released in 2022
20. Based on the Agatha Christie novel set in a Balkan resort, released in 1982
21. Autobiographical account of Karen Von Blixen, released in 1985
24. Based on the Agatha Christie novel set in Egypt, released in 1978
25. Second film in a trilogy about time travel, released in 1989
27. Based on the novel by Isabel Colegate, released in 1985
28. An orphan girl befriends a man-eating giant, released in 2016
29. A group of rogue Djs captivate Britain, released in 2009
30. Estranged brothers join forces to save their family estate from a greedy lawyer, released in 2023
34. A tragic romance between two spies during 1942, starring Brad Pitt, released in 2016
35. Two woman continuously attempt to kill each other once they gain immortality, released in 1992
37. Contains the iconic quote "Run _ run", released in 1994
40. A generational story about families and the special place they inhabit, released in 2024

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2. a period of an economic contraction, sometimes limited in scope or duration.
5. the ideological battle between the US and the USSR from the end of WW2 until 1989
10. it gave U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson authorization, without a formal declaration of war by Congress, for the use of conventional military force in Southeast Asia.
11. A law that severely restricted immigration by establishing a system of national quotas that blatantly discriminated against immigrants from southern and eastern Europe and virtually excluded Asians.
16. CCC, organized to utilize the nation's unemployed youth by building roads, planting trees, improving parks, etc.
18. United States federal law signed by President Chester A. Arthur on May 6, 1882. It was one of the most significant restrictions on free immigration in US history, prohibiting all immigration of Chinese laborers.
19. an act of Congress (1820) by which Missouri was admitted as a slave state, Maine as a free state, and slavery was prohibited in the Louisiana Purchase north of latitude 36°30′N, except for Missouri.
23. leader of the non-violent approach to the Civil Rights Movement
24. May 8, 1945, the day of victory in Europe for the Allies in World War II
25. those of the major war criminals and these were held from November 20th, 1945 to October 1st, 1946.
29. gave former slaves US citizenship
30. comprehensive plan to defeat the Confederacy at the start of the American Civil War. North squeezes the south
31. Formally ended slavery
32. the ship that exploded that caused the start of the Spanish American War
33. a member of a gang of criminals, especially a racketeer.

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1. the country that used the tacit of unrestricted submarine warfare
3. the ideological conflict and physical boundary dividing Europe into two separate areas from the end of World War II in 1945 until the end of the Cold War in 1991.
4. The Palmer Raids were a series of raids in late 1919 and early 1920 by the United States Department of Justice intended to capture, arrest and deport radical leftists, especially anarchists, from the United States.
6. the act of Congress in 1854 annulling the Missouri Compromise, providing for the organization of the territories of Kansas and Nebraska, and permitting these territories self-determination on the question of slavery.
7. presents little or no legitimate well-researched news and instead uses eye-catching headlines to sell more newspapers.
8. . On June 29, 1892, workers belonging to the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers struck the Carnegie Steel Company at Homestead, Pa. to protest a proposed wage cut.
9. A train route across the United States, finished in 1869. It was the project of two railroad companies: the Union Pacific built from the east, and the Central Pacific built from the west. The two lines met in Utah.
12. North America Treaty Organization
13. gave women the right to vote
14. nominations of candidates for office are made by direct vote.
15. leader in the black power movement
17. a 19th-century theory, inspired by Darwinism, by which the social order is accounted as the product of natural selection of those persons best suited to existing living conditions and in accord with which a position of laissez-faire is advocated.
20. gave former slaves the right to vote
21. a district lying immediately outside a city or town, especially a smaller residential community.
22. established in the War Department by an act of March 3, 1865. The Bureau supervised all relief and educational activities relating to refugees and freedmen, including issuing rations, clothing and medicine.
26. an informal address by a political leader over radio or television, especially as given by President Franklin D. Roosevelt beginning in 1933.
27. the name of the speech that President Wilson gave on how to achieve freedom after WW1
28. an arrangement made in 1941 whereby the US supplied military equipment and armaments to the UK and its allies, originally as a loan in return for the use of British-owned military bases.

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3. a U.S. policy, announced by President Harry S. Truman in 1947, of providing economic and military aid to free nations threatened by internal or external opponents
6. Communist political leader of Cuba; he helped overthrow the Cuban government in 1959 and seized control of the country, exercising total control of the government and economy.
8. During his administration the United States faced off with the Soviet Union in Cuba and Berlin
9. he took office after the assassination of JFK
11. the reconstructing of the economy and the government instituted in the Soviet Union in the 1980s
14. A 327-day operation in which U.S. and British planes flew food and supplies into West Berlin after the Soviets blockaded the city in 1948.
17. Thirty-third president of the United States; he led the United states through the end of WW2 and the beginning of the cold war.
19. A Military alliance formed in 1955 by the Soviet Union and its Eastern European satellites.
22. Russian politician, he was the last president of the Soviet Union before the country's collapse in 1991
23. A country that is dominated politically and economically by another nation.
26. the idea that if a nation falls under communist control, nearby nations will also fall under communist control
27. the open discussion of social problems that was permitted in the Soviet Union in the 1980s
28. he championed the policy of detente and visited both China and the Soviet Union.
30. The blocking of another nation's attempts to spread it's influence - especially the efforts of the United States to block the spread of Soviet influence during the late 1940s to early 1950s.
31. a proposed defense system, popularly known as Star Wars- intended to protect the United States against missile attacks

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1. The downing of a U.S. spy plane and capture of its pilot by the Soviet Union in 1960
2. A congressional committee created in 1938 that investigated Communist influence inside and outside the US government in the years following WWII
4. a Cold War policy to respond to any attack with nuclear force, resulting in the total destruction of both parties
5. 39th president of the US, his focus on human rights brought an end to detente as Cold War policy
7. A U.S. agency created to gather secret information about foreign governments.
10. a defensive military alliance formed in 1949 by ten Western European countries, the United States, and Canada
12. He faced challenges in many parts of the world during the Cold War
13. the state of hostility, without direct military conflict, that developed between the United States and the Soviet Union after World War II
14. A concrete wall that separated East Berlin and West Berlin from 1961-1989, built by Communist East German government to prevent its citizens from fleeing to the West.
15. the attacks, often unsubstantiated, by Senator Joseph McCarthy and others on people suspected of being Communists in the early 1950s
16. competition between nations to gain an advantage in weapons
18. The program, proposed by Secretary of State George Marshall in 1947, under which the United States supplied economic aid to European nations to help them rebuild after World War II.
20. A conflict between North Korea and South Korea, lasting from 1950-1953, in which the United States along with other UN countries, fought on the side of the South Koreans while China fought on the side of the North Koreans.
21. A phrase used by Winston Churchill in 1946 to describe the imaginary line that separated Communist countries in the Soviet bloc of Eastern Europe from the countries in Western Europe.
24. leader of the Soviet Union after Joseph Stalin who thought communism could peacefully take over the world; he came into conflict with President Eisenhower during the U-2 incident.
25. American politician and the 40th president of the US, his presidency focused on arms control and the end of the Cold War
29. The flexible policy, involving a willingness to negotiate and an easing of tensions, that was adopted by President Richard Nixon and his adviser Henry Kissinger in their dealings with communist nations

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2. What did you need as well as coupons to buy clothes?
3. What was one of the main reasons that the Utility Clothing Scheme was introduced?
6. Who got more coupons?
9. By following the Make Do and Mend campaign what could people turn their trousers into when they became too short?
10. Who was the Prime Minister who introduced rationing?

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1. Why did people lose most of their possessions?
4. What did the Prime Minister believe was crucial to success in the war effort?
5. What was the first noticeable impact in clothing to the British population?
7. How long would 66 coupons last for?
8. What was one of the raw materials that was in short supply?

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3. How long would 66 coupons last for?
4. What was one of the raw materials that was in short supply?
5. What did the Prime Minister believe was crucial to success in the war effort?
7. What was the first noticeable impact in clothing to the British population?
10. Who got more coupons?

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1. What was one of the main reasons that the Utility Clothing Scheme introduced?
2. By following the Make Do and Mend campaign what could people turn their trousers that were too short into?
6. Who was the Prime Minister who introduced rationing?
8. What did you need as well as coupons to buy clothes?
9. Why did people lose most of their possessions?

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3. The home of Mount Everest
8. Says that life is full of suffering, and you must follow the Eightfold Path to end it
9. This happened to the Japanese military while the US was in Japan
11. The Bay of Bengal is an example of this in Asia.
17. The Chinese communist leader who developed the “Great Leap Forward”
18. A book believed to be written by Confucius’s followers
21. He became very popular with Japanese citizens due to his government reforms
24. India and China suffer from this and require many resources due to it
25. Is an alternate name for a hurricane. Examples include Haiyan and Yolanda
27. Buddha is said to have become enlightened under this tree
28. Japan agreed to pay these to countries they harmed during WW2
33. Causes flooding in Asia
34. India is categorized as this since its landmass crashed into Asia.
36. Based on the teachings of Confucius
38. An infamous event that Tank Man became known for being there
41. The birthplace of Hinduism
42. Chinese farmers were pulled from their farms and forced to work in these
44. Causes the Yellow River to appear yellow
45. He formed the Viet Minh and Vietcong to fight against France and America
48. Another name for the Truman Policy and the reason why the US participated in the Korean and Vietnam Wars.
52. Is a byproduct of factories and is usually dumped into rivers such as the Ganges
54. A document listing new Japanese laws based off the US constitution
55. Famous examples include Hawaii and Japan
58. This is found at the bottom of many rivers
59. Holy Hindu scripture that means “Song of the Lord” or “Song of God”
60. Holy script that is broken down into 3 baskets
61. Many factories burn this for energy
62. Founded in 1906 to fight for Muslim rights
63. Comes from car exhaust and is a significant problem in global warming

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1. This is bordered by Sri Lanka, India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, and more
2. Location of the massacre of 400 Indians attempting to meet peacefully
4. One of this country's most significant religions is Shinto
5. Founded in 1885 to fight for Indian rights
6. This group of students worked to remove Mao’s opposition and Western influence.
7. Is represented by a dharma wheel where each of the 8 spokes represents one concept of this
10. Is caused by emissions, fossil fuels, biomass, and many other reasons
11. This government had oppressive and discriminatory laws against Indians
12. Home to North and South Korea
13. Can be caused by many things, such as diseases and flooding
14. Included the Space Race and building of many atomic bombs between the US and the Soviet Union
15. A political idea that was widely spread by Karl Marx
16. Can be caused by factory waste and dumping waste into water
19. People burn this for fuel and to heat homes
20. Can be caused by monsoons and may lead to death
22. Famous examples of this include the Montgomery Bus ____ and Indians refusing to buy British goods
23. Heavy rain is expected during this time, which causes flooding
26. Large cloud of smog over Asia
29. This is found widely across Japan at the entrance of Shrines
30. This led to a famine which caused 30-45 million deaths
31. Known as the “Roof of the World”
32. Can be caused by water pollution. Examples include diarrhea, giardiasis, dysentery, typhoid fever, and E. coli
35. This comes from cars which pollute the air
37. This removed much of Mao’s opposition and formed the Red Guard
39. The US helped rebuild Japan in fear of this theory
40. The Viet Minh and Vietcong specialized in this type of war.
43. A group that used guerrilla tactics to fight against France
46. Religion founded by Siddhartha Gautama, and its primary goal is to achieve Nirvana
47. Can be caused by air pollution and affects mainly the lungs
49. A group that used guerrilla tactics to fight against America
50. A former state religion of Japan but is still practiced widely in Japan to this day
51. Gandhi called this method of resistance “Satyagraha”
53. Korean, Iberian, and Scandinavian are all examples of this type of land.
56. Major gods include Shiva, Vishnu, and Brahma
57. Ancestors are believed to become these once they die in Shintoism

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2. - Soviet plan to help rebuild Eastern Europe
5. - Iran elected him as prime minister
7. - Movement because of reactions of nuclear arms race
13. while the West would focus on freeing Western Europe.
17. - Silenced critics of Mao and solidified his hold on power
18. - Final meeting of the big three. Truman wanted free elections in Europen —> Stalin refused
20. - Chinese Communist - won support popular support because they redistributed land, opened schools, punished those who mistreated civilians,
21. - Took land and gave it to peasants
22. Khrushcev - came to power after Stalin, saw opportunity in Cuba.
25. Allies agreed that the USSR would concentrate on freeing
27. - In Nicaragua Somoza dictatorship was ended by rebel Sandinistas (socialists). Contras tried to overthrow Sandinistas.
29. Leaders of Great Britain, US, and Soviet Union
31. - Advocated a separate nation for Indian Muslims
33. Revolution - Belief that organized workers would overthrow capitalism in all countries.
36. - Portuguese colony won independence after 14 years of struggle. Faced ethnic conflict that caused violence.
39. - Eisenhower, following Truman’s policy of containment, sent military advisors to South Vietnam to train them to defend themselves against Communist North Vietnam. The US supported undemocratic Ngo Dinh Diem.
40. _ CHina went through land reform
43. - Form of government in which religion is the supreme authority
44. - Ethiopian Leader that returned to power in WW2. He aligned the country with the western powers of the war, and Ethiopia enjoyed economic success based largely on its coffee trade.
45. - Early in 1959, the Soviets tested the first intercontinental ballistic missile capable of delivering a nuclear warhead into US territory.
47. TreatyOrganization (NATO) - Treaty pledged mutual support and cooperation within the alliance against conflicts and wars. Formed out of desire to coordinate their defenses in case of a conflict with the Soviets.
49. - Exiles from Cuba worked with the US to try to overthrow Castro - FAILED MASSIVELY!
52. MacArthur - US General sent to command in Korea.
53. - Large agricultural communities where the state held the land, not private owners.
54. - Ethiopian native and major in the military
55. - Small states that are economically or politically dependent on a larger, more powerful state - forced to import only Soviet goods and to export only to the Soviet Union.
56. Idea that governments should choose their own form of government and leaders.

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1. - The Nations in the Warsaw Pact
3. - Informal alliance between gov and large defense contractors, to gain too much power.
4. - sent more troops to South Vietnam
6. - Designed to offer $12 billion in aid to all nations of Europe
8. - Fences replaced in Berlin were replaced with a wall. Meant to keep people inside East Berlin
9. - Britain forced leader to abdicate power and gave power to this man
10. - 1954, Australia, France, Great Britain, New Zealand, Pakistan, the Philippines, Thailand, and US. (Formed to halt the spread of communism)
11. - Replaced FDR in 1945, represented US in Potsdam Conference
12. - Metaphor describing the split of Eastern and Western Europe
14. - A strong statement that the United States would do what it had to do to stop the spread of communist influence, specifically in Greece and Turkey.
15. - Groups of revolutionary students to seize government officials, teachers, and others and send them to the countryside for reeducation.
16. - very concerned about Cuba
19. - Allies flew into Western Zones between February 1948 and May 1949 when Soviets lifted blockade.
23. - Soviet Union’s version of NATO. Nations Combined their armed forces and based their leaders in Moscow.
24. - Movement of countries that wanted to stay neutral in the Cold War.
26. - Leaders focused on reconstructing Eastern Europe and defeating Japan.
28. - Outlawed nuclear testing above ground, Underwater, and in space
30. - Anti Soviet treaty organization (US was NOT a full member but supported it.)
32. - Shah (overthrew Mosaddegh) instituted several progressive reforms → came without bloodshed
34. - Ghana’s first president after gaining independence.
35. - Idea that if one country in a region became communist, the others would soon follow.
37. Nations) - Discussed by leaders of Great Britain, US, USSR, and China in 1943. Established in 1945.
38. - called on Nuclear powers to prevent spread of military nuclear technology and materials to non-nuclear countries.
41. - More powerful than atomic bombs. Developed by both US and USSR
42. - Not letting communism spread farther
46. - Expressed concerns about US - Soviet competition for supremacy in nuclear arrangements.
48. - Conflict that does not involve direct military confrontation
50. - Began when North Korea invaded South Korea in an attempt to reunite the country under its leadership. UN voted not to get in the war. Korea remained divided after the war.
51. - A direct telegraph/teleprinter link between the US and Soviet leaders’ offices

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3. After the author’s mother has a scandal with multiple men, her father asks for a job _________ so they can move out of town and he can work back in his hometown
5. the city where the author's grandmother lived
10. the name of the city, the author’s grandmother and Dr. Xia move to
11. the city where General Xue’s mansion is located
12. The author’s mother walked long distances everyday traveling to the southwest and developed these on her feet because of it
15. the author’s mother was an activist for the Communist revolution and was eventually approached by a Party _______ that wanted to recruit her for youth work
18. after Japan surrendered in WW2, they began committing ______, attempting to kill Chinese residents and themselves, also known as hari-kari
19. the marchers were required to wear heavy thick military uniforms that made them ______ constantly
21. the name of the General for the Metropolitan Police Department
22. the profession of the author’s grandmother’s second husband, Dr. Xia
25. one of the main tasks for the Women's Federation was to make this clothing item for soldiers to wear on their feet
26. two words, emperor of Manchukuo, often referred to as a tyrant
29. Hui-ge belongs to this family, they are so big that their living compound takes up a whole street known as __ street
30. this good was in a shortage outside of their city and shipments of it would constantly be stopped to prevent smuggling to communists
31. this practice was very common in Chinese culture and involved the bending and squishing of the feet to make them appear smaller
32. After the author’s father became deputy chief of Yan’an, he put in place a government that catered to the ____, the lowest social class
33. 3 words, Dr. Xia’s coachmen/the author’s mother’s only real human friend
38. the author’s grandmother’s sister married a guy named Pei-o who was a warder and worked in a ________
39. China compared corrupt government officials to this kind of animal because they were fearsome and relentless
40. the name of the author’s great-grandfather
41. when the author's mother was in school, she was recruited to work in this type of factory, common in China

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1. the author’s mother experienced this medical incident, resulting in the loss of her first child
2. the author’s mother got married in this rainy and flowery season
4. during the Mid-Autumn festival, all food consumed had to be this certain shape, just like the moon
6. these set of rules people follow to show respect for others as common courtesy were heavily disciplined in Japanese schools if broken
7. this festival occurs in a specific season and is celebrated by various activities including collecting and storing food for the new year
8. Yu-wu joined this political party in 1938, a very common party in non-democratic China
9. “three-inch golden” flowers that were used to describe women’s bound feet
12. this full body gesture is used in Japanese culture to show respect to royals and those above you in class
13. when the new American army came to defend China, they claimed China was a ______ to Japan thus they should be grateful that America came to help
14. the author’s parents eventually make their way back to this city to live, her father’s hometown
16. After the siege had started, many family members confined themselves to the air-raid _______ they had dug to protect them from the shelling and attacks
17. the author’s father was creating a movement with the actions of his unit and was so well-known and disliked that his named wound up on ______ signs
20. the author’s mother was told to not let others see her cry because it showed that she wasn't ______, or deserving, of being in the revolution
23. what kind of soldiers were stationed in Jinzhou?
24. Dr. Xia is a doctor, what does he sell in his shop?
27. China struggled during this civil war as their economy deteriorated and they had a shortage of _______ that left them hungry
28. the authors father had to quit attending this place because after the author's grandfather died, the family could no longer afford it
34. the last name of the family that contained the author’s mother’s first boyfriend, he was the brother of one of the mother’s teachers
35. two words, the name of the numbered grandkid that pushed the author’s mother down into the well
36. this type of marriage was the most common marriage among the Chinese
37. the author’s mother boarded this water vessel with others left behind in the southwest in order to get back home

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4. this type of marriage was the most common marriage among the Chinese
6. one of the main tasks for the Women's Federation was to make this clothing item for soldiers to wear on their feet
7. what kind of soldiers were stationed in Jinzhou?
8. After the author’s mother has a scandal with multiple men, her father asks for a job _________ so they can move out of town and he can work back in his hometown
10. China struggled during this civil war as their economy deteriorated and they had a shortage of _______ that left them hungry
11. “three-inch golden” flowers that were used to describe women’s bound feet
13. when the author's mother was in school, she was recruited to work in this type of factory, common in China
15. After the siege had started, many family members confined themselves to the air-raid _______ they had dug to protect them from the shelling and attacks
16. the name of the city, the author’s grandmother and Dr. Xia move to
17. the author’s mother was told to not let others see her cry because it showed that she wasn't ______, or deserving, of being in the revolution
18. two words, emperor of Manchukuo, often referred to as a tyrant
21. the city where the author's grandmother lived
23. The author’s mother walked long distances everyday traveling to the southwest and developed these on her feet because of it
24. the author’s grandmother’s sister married a guy named Pei-o who was a warder and worked in a ________
25. this good was in a shortage outside of their city and shipments of it would constantly be stopped to prevent smuggling to communists
26. China compared corrupt government officials to this kind of animal because they were fearsome and relentless
27. the name of the General for the Metropolitan Police Department
29. this practice was very common in Chinese culture and involved the bending and squishing of the feet to make them appear smaller
32. the name of the author’s great-grandfather
33. Hui-ge belongs to this family, they are so big that their living compound takes up a whole street known as __ street
35. this festival occurs in a specific season and is celebrated by various activities including collecting and storing food for the new year
37. when the new American army came to defend China, they claimed China was a ______ to Japan thus they should be grateful that America came to help
38. during the Mid-Autumn festival, all food consumed had to be this certain shape, just like the moon
39. the city where General Xue’s mansion is located

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1. Yu-wu joined this political party in 1938, a very common party in non-democratic China
2. 3 words, Dr. Xia’s coachmen/the author’s mother’s only real human friend
3. the author’s father was creating a movement with the actions of his unit and was so well-known and disliked that his named wound up on ______ signs
5. the author’s mother boarded this water vessel with others left behind in the southwest in order to get back home
6. the marchers were required to wear heavy thick military uniforms that made them ______ constantly
9. the authors father had to quit attending this place because after the author's grandfather died, the family could no longer afford it
12. these set of rules people follow to show respect for others as common courtesy were heavily disciplined in Japanese schools if broken
14. the author’s mother was an activist for the Communist revolution and was eventually approached by a Party _______ that wanted to recruit her for youth work
19. after Japan surrendered in WW2, they began committing ______, attempting to kill Chinese residents and themselves, also known as hari-kari
20. After the author’s father became deputy chief of Yan’an, he put in place a government that catered to the ____, the lowest social class
21. the author’s mother experienced this medical incident, resulting in the loss of her first child
22. the last name of the family that contained the author’s mother’s first boyfriend, he was the brother of one of the mother’s teachers
23. this full body gesture is used in Japanese culture to show respect to royals and those above you in class
28. Dr. Xia is a doctor, what does he sell in his shop?
30. the profession of the author’s grandmother’s second husband, Dr. Xia
31. two words, the name of the numbered grandkid that pushed the author’s mother down into the well
34. the author’s parents eventually make their way back to this city to live, her father’s hometown
36. the author’s mother got married in this rainy and flowery season

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5. the author’s parents eventually make their way back to this city to live, her father’s hometown
6. two words, the name of the numbered grandkid that pushed the author’s mother down into the well
7. the author’s mother boarded this water vessel with others left behind in the southwest in order to get back home
8. the last name of the family that contained the author’s mother’s first boyfriend, he was the brother of one of the mother’s teachers
10. this full body gesture is used in Japanese culture to show respect to royals and those above you in class
13. the city where General Xue’s mansion is located
14. Dr. Xia is a doctor, what does he sell in his shop?
15. China compared corrupt government officials to this kind of animal because they were fearsome and relentless
16. when the author's mother was in school, she was recruited to work in this type of factory, common in China
17. this type of marriage was the most common marriage among the Chinese
20. After the author’s father became deputy chief of Yan’an, he put in place a government that catered to the ____, the lowest social class
21. this practice was very common in Chinese culture and involved the bending and squishing of the feet to make them appear smaller
23. Yu-wu joined this political party in 1938, a very common party in non-democratic China
24. the name of the General for the Metropolitan Police Department
25. Man's best friend
26. this festival occurs in a specific season and is celebrated by various activities including collecting and storing food for the new year
28. the authors father had to quit attending this place because after the author's grandfather died, the family could no longer afford it
29. when the new American army came to defend China, they claimed China was a ______ to Japan thus they should be grateful that America came to help
31. After the author’s mother has a scandal with multiple men, her father asks for a job _________ so they can move out of town and he can work back in his hometown
32. this good was in a shortage outside of their city and shipments of it would constantly be stopped to prevent smuggling to communists
33. two words, emperor of Manchukuo, often referred to as a tyrant
34. one of the main tasks for the Women's Federation was to make this clothing item for soldiers to wear on their feet
36. the author’s mother experienced this medical incident, resulting in the loss of her first child
37. what kind of soldiers were stationed in Jinzhou?
38. 3 words, Dr. Xia’s coachmen/the author’s mother’s only real human friend

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1. the name of the city, the author’s grandmother and Dr. Xia move to
2. during the Mid-Autumn festival, all food consumed had to be this certain shape, just like the moon
3. the marchers were required to wear heavy thick military uniforms that made them ______ constantly
4. the author’s mother was an activist for the Communist revolution and was eventually approached by a Party _______ that wanted to recruit her for youth work
7. The author’s mother walked long distances everyday traveling to the southwest and developed these on her feet because of it
8. “three-inch golden” flowers that were used to describe women’s bound feet
9. Hui-ge belongs to this family, they are so big that their living compound takes up a whole street known as __ street
11. the author’s father was creating a movement with the actions of his unit and was so well-known and disliked that his named wound up on ______ signs
12. After the siege had started, many family members confined themselves to the air-raid _______ they had dug to protect them from the shelling and attacks
13. the name of the author’s great-grandfather
18. these set of rules people follow to show respect for others as common courtesy were heavily disciplined in Japanese schools if broken
19. the author’s mother got married in this rainy and flowery season
22. China struggled during this civil war as their economy deteriorated and they had a shortage of _______ that left them hungry
25. the profession of the author’s grandmother’s second husband, Dr. Xia
27. the author’s mother was told to not let others see her cry because it showed that she wasn't ______, or deserving, of being in the revolution
30. the city where the author's grandmother lived
34. after Japan surrendered in WW2, they began committing ______, attempting to kill Chinese residents and themselves, also known as hari-kari
35. the author’s grandmother’s sister married a guy named Pei-o who was a warder and worked in a ________

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4. this type of marriage was the most common marriage among the Chinese
6. one of the main tasks for the Women's Federation was to make this clothing item for soldiers to wear on their feet
7. what kind of soldiers were stationed in Jinzhou?
8. After the author’s mother has a scandal with multiple men, her father asks for a job _________ so they can move out of town and he can work back in his hometown
10. China struggled during this civil war as their economy deteriorated and they had a shortage of _______ that left them hungry
11. “three-inch golden” flowers that were used to describe women’s bound feet
13. when the author's mother was in school, she was recruited to work in this type of factory, common in China
15. After the siege had started, many family members confined themselves to the air-raid _______ they had dug to protect them from the shelling and attacks
16. the name of the city, the author’s grandmother and Dr. Xia move to
17. the author’s mother was told to not let others see her cry because it showed that she wasn't ______, or deserving, of being in the revolution
18. two words, emperor of Manchukuo, often referred to as a tyrant
21. the city where the author's grandmother lived
23. The author’s mother walked long distances everyday traveling to the southwest and developed these on her feet because of it
24. the author’s grandmother’s sister married a guy named Pei-o who was a warder and worked in a ________
25. this good was in a shortage outside of their city and shipments of it would constantly be stopped to prevent smuggling to communists
26. China compared corrupt government officials to this kind of animal because they were fearsome and relentless
27. the name of the General for the Metropolitan Police Department
29. this practice was very common in Chinese culture and involved the bending and squishing of the feet to make them appear smaller
32. the name of the author’s great-grandfather
33. Hui-ge belongs to this family, they are so big that their living compound takes up a whole street known as __ street
35. this festival occurs in a specific season and is celebrated by various activities including collecting and storing food for the new year
37. when the new American army came to defend China, they claimed China was a ______ to Japan thus they should be grateful that America came to help
38. during the Mid-Autumn festival, all food consumed had to be this certain shape, just like the moon
39. the city where General Xue’s mansion is located

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1. Yu-wu joined this political party in 1938, a very common party in non-democratic China
2. 3 words, Dr. Xia’s coachmen/the author’s mother’s only real human friend
3. the author’s father was creating a movement with the actions of his unit and was so well-known and disliked that his named wound up on ______ signs
5. the author’s mother boarded this water vessel with others left behind in the southwest in order to get back home
6. the marchers were required to wear heavy thick military uniforms that made them ______ constantly
9. the authors father had to quit attending this place because after the author's grandfather died, the family could no longer afford it
12. these set of rules people follow to show respect for others as common courtesy were heavily disciplined in Japanese schools if broken
14. the author’s mother was an activist for the Communist revolution and was eventually approached by a Party _______ that wanted to recruit her for youth work
19. after Japan surrendered in WW2, they began committing ______, attempting to kill Chinese residents and themselves, also known as hari-kari
20. After the author’s father became deputy chief of Yan’an, he put in place a government that catered to the ____, the lowest social class
21. the author’s mother experienced this medical incident, resulting in the loss of her first child
22. the last name of the family that contained the author’s mother’s first boyfriend, he was the brother of one of the mother’s teachers
23. this full body gesture is used in Japanese culture to show respect to royals and those above you in class
28. Dr. Xia is a doctor, what does he sell in his shop?
30. the profession of the author’s grandmother’s second husband, Dr. Xia
31. two words, the name of the numbered grandkid that pushed the author’s mother down into the well
34. the author’s parents eventually make their way back to this city to live, her father’s hometown
36. the author’s mother got married in this rainy and flowery season

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2. The plan that Canada agreed to host and ran in December 1939 to train pilots and other flight personnel with British instructors. (abbreviated)
4. Foreign women who married Canadian soldiers serving overseas and then immigrated to Canada after the war. (2 words)
7. D-day is also known as which operation. (2 words)
11. The leader of this political party argued against going to war. (abbreviated)
12. What did Canada practice in order to keep affairs outside their borders?
13. Known as the “Minister of Everything”.
16. The month Canada joins the war.
17. The act that gave the government powers to take control over the nation’s resources and allowed conscription for home defence. (abbreviated)
18. This raid happened in 1942 where Canadian troops fought against Germany, canada suffered heavy losses. (2 words)
20. The air force consisting of Canadian pilots that participated in Britain’s bomber command. (abbreviated)
22. Captured combatants are known as? (abbreviated)
23. Canada started building these small warships during the Battle of Atlantic to escort convoys across the ocean.
25. Provincial liquor boards rationed this type of liquid.
26. Using all resources and infrastructures to focus on the war. (2 words)
29. Rebellious young men who defied clothing restrictions. (2 words)
31. The ___ provided about half the escorts across the Atlantic. (abbreviated)
34. The day Hong Kong fell to the Japanese is known as? (2 words)
36. The Austrian-Hungarian born citizen who failed art class, fought in ww1 and eventually pursuited a German political career. (2 words)
39. Men who avoided enlistment into the army until they were forced to due to conscription under the National Resources Mobilization Act.
41. Who assured Parliament, and Quebec, that “So long as this government may be in power, no such measure [conscription] shall be enacted.” (4 words)
43. Women’s skirts were __ due to the waste-not-want-not regulation.
44. The act of sending a person back to their native country or land.
45. What was introduced in January 1942, to reduce hoarding and ensure food for everyone. (2 words)
46. Right to vote in public.
47. How many days after Britain declares war does Canada join.
48. What did King use to help the conscription crisis that regarded the voting of the public.
49. Georgian revolutionary who leads the Soviet Union. (2 words)

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1. Enemy soldiers and aliens were detained in this place.(2 words)
3. 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)
4. This gender was given the opportunity to join the armed force for the first time however, were not allowed to join combat roles.
5. A tactic used by combatants to avoid exposing themselves to enemy forces, where combatants create entrances into building or rooms by blasting or tunneling through walls. (2 words)
6. Established in 1942, helped coordinate wartime propaganda in Canada. (3 words)
8. This politician was placed in a Canadian internment camp during WW2 for refusing to enlist for conscription and encouraged others to do the same. (2 words)
9. The alliance that included Germany, Italy, and Japan.
10. This was made in March 1942, which helped with mobilization and the allocation of labour. (3 words)
14. A person that is forced to leave their country to escape war.
15. What was created that was owned by the Canadian government that produced items private sectors could not. (2 words)
19. Where did Canadians land first during D-day. (2 words)
21. Issued to every person entitling them to receive limited quantities of items such as sugar, coffee, tea, butter, preserves meat, and evaporated meat. (2 words)
24. Misleading information that is spread among the public for the purpose of damaging an opposing cause or spread a point of view.
27. The alliance that eventually included Canada, Britain, USA , France, and other commonwealth countries.
28. What did canadian citizens invest in to help the war effort? (2 words)
30. This ship, carrying 907 Jewish refugees, attempting to escape persecution was denied entry into Canada in 1939. (2 words)
32. Naval submarines the allied ships defended against. (2 words)
33. What was created in 1942 that provided shore based jobs, wireless operators, coders, drivers, operational plotters for women? (abbreviated)
35. Under the NRMA in June 1940, ____ allowed mandatory enlistment in the army to help with home defence.
37. Canada shows __ by not automatically declaring war following Britain’s declaration.
38. The troops that dropped behind enemy lines to disrupt transportation and communication in the Normandy invasion?
40. Discrimination or hostility toward Jewish people is known as?(2 words)
42. The day the allies took control over Europe. (2 words)

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1. (3 words)- The Treaty that brought Britain to War
3. (2 words)- Mass killing of a large number of people mainly “Jews.
5. (2 words) America First- Back to Selective Isolationism
7. (2 words) spend some time studying or training in another European country.
8. (3 words)- Insane Killings lead by Robespierre
11. City where Germany was forced to surrender.
14. (1 word) The process of a nation resolving a problem or coming to a conclusion about certain decisions by itself.
15. (2 words) An American initiative to aid Western Europe to help rebuild and support Western European economy after World War II.
20. (1 word) The process of two independent nations working together to reach a conclusion about decisions.
22. (1 word) An organization that is not dependent on the government, usually non profit.
23. (3 words)- Intergovernmental Organisation to maintain World Peace.
25. The type of monarchy under Louis XVI, XV, XIV
26. (2 words)- Relocation of the Japanese to concentration camps.
29. politics-driven practical, or pragmatic concerns, rather than ideological ones.
31. The Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizens called for ______ for all citizens
33. The act of assembling and readying troops and supplies for War.
34. (1 word) The policy followed by the United States of America to stay away from the affairs of other nation states.
36. Charges placed on goods and services as they move from one country to another.
39. (2 words)- Agreement concluded between Germany, Italy and France in September 1938.
40. (2 words) absolute control by the state or a governing branch of a highly centralized institution.
41. The Second Estate
42. This policy was championed by Neville Chamberlain to avoid a potential war. At the Munich conference, Chamberlain gave into Hitler’s demand for the Sudetenland.
44. (2 words) In the first decade, the United Nations sent military observers to trouble spots (Palestine – Israel, Pakistan – India).
46. (2 words)- Plan for Germany to attack France and then Russia.
47. (1 word) A type of multinational political union where negotiations are made and authority is given to members of the government.
48. activity undertaken by a state to influence something not directly under its control.
49. (2 words)- An American politician and soldier who served. as the first President of the United States from 1789 to 1797 and was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States

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1. (2 words) American financial and military assistance to countries at risk of falling to communism.
2. (2 words) Wrote the pamphlet Common Sense, promoting American Independence
4. the belief or desire of a government or people that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively to defend or promote national interests
6. (2 words)- Germany, Austria- Hungary, Ottoman Empire
9. ( 1 word) the process of seeking resolution to a conflict while the conflict is ongoing
10. (2 words)- a British Army officer who rose to become Commander-in-Chief of British forces during the American war of Independence also known as the American Revolutionary War.
12. (2 words) - The Serbian Terrorist group that had trained Gavrilo Princep
13. German “lightning war” tactics.
16. (3 words) The announcement by the 13 colonies that the colonies were to be free and independent of England's control.
17. Ukraine 1932.
18. (2 words)- Communist dictator of the Soviet Union.
19. (3 words) International organizations that provide long term loans and promote the growth of the economy of specific nations.
21. ( 3 words) An intergovernmental organization that regulates international trade.
24. The remote US Naval Base bombed in WW2 by the Japanese
27. (3 words) By a clause in this treaty Germany was forced to accept the responsibility for starting the WW1
28. In October 1789, an angry mob (mostly women) went to ____
30. (2 words)- organization of American colonists that was created in the Thirteen American Colonies?
32. This social class wanted political power to go along with its increasing economic power.
35. (3 words) American colonies by imposing a stamp duty on newspapers and legal and commercial documents
37. Nobles who fled France during the French Revolution and urged the foreign rulers to oppose the Revolution.
38. The power of the President to refuse to approve a bill or joint resolution and thus prevent its enactment into law
43. One Problem of the Old Regime was the increasing ____ which exempted nobles and clergy.
45. (2 words) Patriot who made a daring ride to warn colonists of British arrival; Printed the Boston Massacre

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2. The Times is owned by News UK, the company of Rupert ---, for decades one of the most powerful people in the world, not least the UK, where he has used his newspapers for political influence.
5. The left-wing red-top/tabloid Daily Mirror is owned by ---, a conglomerate which also owns the right-wing Daily Star (tabloid) and Daily Express (mid-market).
6. Beauty vlogger --- also vlogs under her actual name!
9. The exam board tend to pick ‘binary opposite’ or contrasting CSPs for each industry, and upmarket --- is certainly a contrast with Reveal, with a much wealthier ABC1 primary female audience – reflected in the lack of attention drawn to the (much higher!) price!
10. Through Syco, One Direction are ultimately tied to one of the Big --- conglomerates that dominate the global music industry (Sony; think WUS!).
12. One of the basic differences between the media language of the original 1963 Dr Who and the 2016 spin-off Class is the use of the former’s long --- (the length of time a shot stays on screen before a cut) compared to the latter’s fast-paced editing
14. Doctor Strange is an example of the media F-word! The --- model has utterly dominated the film industry for decades. Original major hits do occur, but are the exception – and, like Avatar, are typically then developed into a ---!.
16. The Arctic Monkeys are a classic example of the media C-word, convergence (part of DDC!), using the new media platform --- to self-promote online and become a high level success as an Indie act
17. The BBC has been attacked by OfCom, 50 years after it was forced to launch R1 to cater to the youth audience, for failing the youth audience – moving BBC3 online-only is now seen as a mistake based on the false assumption that the entire youth audience use time--- for viewing.
19. As a downmarket tabloid celebrity gossip magazine with a primary C2DE female audience, Reveal is highly price sensitive – the cover price of ---p is prominently splashed over the cover!
20. The Tomb Raider franchise is notorious for spending so much R+D money on animating the game protagonist’s outsize chest; while it seems to offer a countertype of a female action hero it also leans on the male gaze and gender stereotypes – though the --- Go game has ditched the openly sexualised marketing of the past.
22. Zoella has a range of businesses linked to her brand, including ---, “New video effects + filter app for iOS”

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1. The Omo ad reflects the wider social context of the conscious campaign by the American establishment to push women to accept a narrow --- role of housekeeping and child-rearing as they had before the factory shortages of WW2, and to give up on professional careers.
3. The NHS ad is a government campaign to encourage more BAME (black, Asian, ethnic minority) Britons to donate blood, fronted by female grime star ---.
4. Class was typical of the modern era in being an international co-production between the BBC and BBC --- (which did a much better job of scheduling and promoting the show, which was cancelled after just 1 season!)
6. Whereas the Zoella Instagram has 1.1m followers, the --- Insta has 9.1m!
7. Kim Kardashian’s game/app includes tie-ins with prestigious fashion and design labels like ---, whose Olivier Rousteing designed clothes and accessories for the game.
8. Julie Adenuga DJs on Apple’s --- 1 (which was rebranded as Apple Music 1 in August 2020)
11. The BBC was forced by government pressure to launch Radio 1 (with the Tony Blackburn kicking it off) as it was failing to serve the youth population, but also to try to smash the --- radio stations like Radio Luxembourg and Radio Caroline, broadcasting without a UK license.
13. I, Daniel Blake is a social realist movie by the legendary auteur director ---.
15. The Kim Kardashian --- game has raked in well over $100m since its 2014 launch. It’s a neat example of exploiting the understanding of even modern audiences reflected in the old media ‘uses and gratifications’ theory: fans want to identify with her, engage in escapism and socially interact (arguably the fashion choices in the game/app also cover information – so, all 4 of the PIES categories).
18. Zoella notoriously sold a 12-day advent calendar for a whopping £---! She has multiple tie-ins with big retail chains like Boots and WH Smith and mass media brands like Richard and Judy, including a range of books as well as make-up products.
21. The Galaxy ad cleverly uses a mix of nostalgia and the connotations (symbolism) of classic film as timeless/quality by featuring Audrey Hepburn from her 1953 film A --- Holiday (using CGI).

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4. The portion of the economy concerned with transportation, communications, and utilities, sometimes extended to the provision of all goods and services to people in exchange for payment.
5. The precise spot where something is located.
7. The presence of a nearer opportunity that greatly diminishes the attractiveness of sites farther away (Example. Finding a good paying job when migrating looking for economic options.)
8. Provides loans to countries experiencing balance-of-payment problems that threaten expansion of international trade
11. A form of diffusion in which a cultural adoption is created as a result of the introduction of a cultural trait from another place. In other words, it's the spreading of an underlying principle of an idea when the idea as a whole can't spread to a particular culture
13. The # of ppl requires to support businesses
14. A worldwide network ti maximize profits in production
16. When people migrate not because they want to but because they have no other choice
18. Tourism that doesn’t harm the environment and benefits local people. Usually small-scale activity with a small number of visitors in an area at a time.
19. A real estate technique to encourage ppl to sell their property at a very low price by giving the impression that the neighborhood was changing for the worse, in reference to minorities which caused for “white flight”
21. Time when people first domesticate plants and animals which allows ppl to live in one place
24. This basically is the root of it all, where everything is based because of how everything with businesses and sectors that a country is in because of their job in the economy.
28. Alliance between two or more states who agree on military protection and support in case of a crisis (Example. NATO formed to defend against threats by communist countries after WW2)
29. The whole unit is based on these type of charts and how they’re related to geographic data
30. A region based around a node or focal point-terrestrial radio broadcasts are an example of this (examples. Radio station broadcast area, DC metro)
31. This vocab basically defines what the whole unit is about because all of the material relates back to it
32. Line that that determines the limit of state jurisdiction (the official power to make legal decisions and judgement) that is a vertical, therefore explains why political decisions are made for people in specific areas and are represented
33. A region that is based quantitative data (that can be documented or measured)- all govt. areas are this because they share a govt. (Ex. Wisconsin)
34. The thing that everybody has such as language, personal identity, religious traits, etc. which is why its important
35. Activities involved in the creation of a product: design, production of raw materials, manufacturing and assembly, distribution

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1. Are small credit or loans given to people in developing countries to start small businesses and help improve the economy
2. A region caught between stronger colliding external forces, under persistent stress, often fragmented by aggressive rivals (Ex. Israel/Palestine)
3. Transmission of a phenomenon through a close contact with nearby places. Like diseases.
6. A language that began as a combination of two other languages and is spoken as the primary language of a group of people
9. All the material is about how and why cities fundamentals are created and what they are now
10. Judging other cultures based on the rules of your culture
12. The major degenrative causes of death but with longer life expectancies in stage 4 due to better life choices and improvements of medicines
15. New tech used to farm, better diets, longer life expectancies, and more work because of factories.
17. A person who flees their home country and is not able to return
20. Final authority over a territory and the right to defend territorial integrity against incursion
22. Where something is in relation to other things
23. A discriminatory real estate practice in North America in which members of minority groups are prevented from obtaining money to purchase homes or property in predominantly white neighborhoods
25. Political and/or economic alliance of three or more states that is formed for mutual benefit to promote shared goals or resolve disputes, but can limit the economic or political actions of member states creating a challenge to state sovereignty. (Ex. United Nations)
26. A simple word for how people have settled on earth based on its physical features/location
27. A property, the expansion, redevelopment, or reuse of which may be complicated by the presence or potential presence of a hazardous substance, pollutant, or contaminant

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3. Canada started building these small warships in the Battle of Atlantic to escort convoys across the ocean
5. Who assured Parliament, and Quebec, that “So long as this government may be in power, no such measure [conscription] shall be enacted.” (4 words)
9. right to vote in public
10. The alliance that eventually included Canada, Britain, USA , France, and other commonwealth countries.
11. The day Hong Kong fell to the Japanese is known as? (2 words)
14. a tactic where soldiers create entrances into building or rooms by blasting or tunneling through walls (2 words)
15. a person that is forced to leave their country to escape war
18. rebellious young men who defied clothing restrictions (2 words)
19. This politician was placed in a Canadian internment camp during WW2 for refusing to enlist for conscription and encouraged others to do the same (2 words)
20. What did King use to help the conscription crisis that regarded the voting of the public.
21. The ___ provided about half the escorts across the Atlantic. (abbreviated)
23. 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)
24. Captured Canadians are known as? (abbreviated)
25. provincial liquor boards rationed this type of liquid
26. what did canadian citizens invest in to help the war effort (2 words)
27. Women’s skirts were __ due to the waste-not-want-not regulation
31. Georgian revolutionary who leads the Soviet Union (2 words)
34. The day the allies took control over Europe (2 words)
35. Where did Canadians land first during D-day (2 words)
40. What did Canada practice in order to keep affairs outside their borders
42. The act of sending a person back to their native country or land
44. this gender was given the opportunity to join the armed force for the first time however, were not allowed to join combat roles.
45. How many days after Britain declares war does Canada join.
46. Established in 1942, helped coordinate wartime propaganda in Canada. (3 words)
48. D-day is known as which operation (2 words)
49. the plan that Canada agreed to host and run in December 1939 to train pilots and other flight personnel with British instructors (abbreviated)

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1. discrimination or hostility toward Jewish people is known as?(2 words)
2. 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)
3. Under the NRMA in June 1940, ____ allowed mandatory enlistment in the army to help with home defence.
4. using all resources and infrastructures to focus on the war (2 words)
6. What was created in 1942 that provided shore based jobs, wireless operators, coders, drivers, operational plotters for women (abbreviated)
7. The leader of this political party argued against going to war. (abbreviated)
8. Foreign women who married Canadian soldiers serving overseas and then immigrated to Canada after the war (2 words)
12. The air force consisting of Canadian pilots that participated in Britain’s bomber command. (abbreviated)
13. The Austrian-Hungarian born citizen who failed art class, fought in ww1 and eventually pursuited a German political career (2 words)
16. The troops that dropped behind enemy lines to disrupt transportation and communication in the Normandy invasion
17. Canada shows __ by not automatically declaring war following Britain’s declaration.
22. What was created that was owned by the Canadian government that produced items private sectors could not. (2 words)
28. Known as the “Minister of Everything”.
29. this raid happened in 1942 where Canadian troops fought against Germany, canada suffered heavy losses. (2 words)
30. This was made in March 1942, which helped with mobilization and the allocation of labour (3 words)
32. The act that gave the government powers to take control over the nation’s resources and allow conscription for home defence. (abbreviated)
33. misleading information that is spread among the public for the purpose of damaging an opposing cause or spread a point of view
36. What month did Canada join the war
37. Naval submarines the allied ships defended against (2 words)
38. men who were conscripted through the national resources mobilization act who were forced into service against their will
39. This ship, carrying 907 Jewish refugees, attempting to escape persecution was denied entry into Canada in 1939 (2 words)
41. What was introduced in January 1942, to reduce hoarding and ensure food for everyone (2 words)
43. Enemy soldiers and aliens were detained in this place.(2 words)
47. The alliance that included Germany, Italy, and Japan

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4. two words, emperor of Manchukuo, often referred to as a tyrant
5. the author’s mother was told to not let others see her cry because it showed that she wasn't ______, or deserving, of being in the revolution
6. the marchers were required to wear heavy thick military uniforms that made them ______ constantly
9. the name of the author’s great-grandfather
11. after Japan surrendered in WW2, they began committing ______, attempting to kill Chinese residents and themselves, also known as hari-kari
15. After the author’s father became deputy chief of Yan’an, he put in place a government that catered to the ____, the lowest social class
16. the city where General Xue’s mansion is located
19. the last name of the family that contained the author’s mother’s first boyfriend, he was the brother of one of the mother’s teachers
20. the author’s father was creating a movement with the actions of his unit and was so well-known and disliked that his named wound up on ______ signs
22. After the author’s mother has a scandal with multiple men, her father asks for a job _________ so they can move out of town and he can work back in his hometown
23. Hui-ge belongs to this family, they are so big that their living compound takes up a whole street known as __ street
25. Dr. Xia is a doctor, what does he sell in his shop?
27. these set of rules people follow to show respect for others as common courtesy were heavily disciplined in Japanese schools if broken
28. the name of the city, the author’s grandmother and Dr. Xia move to
29. one of the main tasks for the Women's Federation was to make this clothing item for soldiers to wear on their feet
30. The author’s mother walked long distances everyday traveling to the southwest and developed these on her feet because of it
31. China compared corrupt government officials to this kind of animal because they were fearsome and relentless
33. the author’s mother got married in this rainy and flowery season
34. 3 words, Dr. Xia’s coachmen/the author’s mother’s only real human friend
37. this festival occurs in a specific season and is celebrated by various activities including collecting and storing food for the new year
38. what kind of soldiers were stationed in Jinzhou?
40. the authors father had to quit attending this place because after the author's grandfather died, the family could no longer afford it
41. during the Mid-Autumn festival, all food consumed had to be this certain shape, just like the moon
42. the author’s grandmother’s sister married a guy named Pei-o who was a warder and worked in a ________

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1. this good was in a shortage outside of their city and shipments of it would constantly be stopped to prevent smuggling to communists
2. the author’s mother experienced this medical incident, resulting in the loss of her first child
3. the name of the General for the Metropolitan Police Department
7. when the author's mother was in school, she was recruited to work in this type of factory, common in China
8. two words, the name of the numbered grandkid that pushed the author’s mother down into the well
10. this practice was very common in Chinese culture and involved the bending and squishing of the feet to make them appear smaller
12. the author’s mother boarded this water vessel with others left behind in the southwest in order to get back home
13. the author’s mother was an activist for the Communist revolution and was eventually approached by a Party _______ that wanted to recruit her for youth work
14. “three-inch golden” flowers that were used to describe women’s bound feet
17. Yu-wu joined this political party in 1938, a very common party in non-democratic China
18. China struggled during this civil war as their economy deteriorated and they had a shortage of _______ that left them hungry
21. the profession of the author’s grandmother’s second husband, Dr. Xia
24. the author’s parents eventually make their way back to this city to live, her father’s hometown
26. this full body gesture is used in Japanese culture to show respect to royals and those above you in class
32. After the siege had started, many family members confined themselves to the air-raid _______ they had dug to protect them from the shelling and attacks
35. this type of marriage was the most common marriage among the Chinese
36. the city where the author's grandmother lived
39. when the new American army came to defend China, they claimed China was a ______ to Japan thus they should be grateful that America came to help

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1. (3 words)- The Treaty that brought Britain to War
3. (2 words)- Mass killing of a large number of people mainly “Jews.
5. (2 words) America First- Back to Selective Isolationism
7. (2 words) spend some time studying or training in another European country.
8. (3 words)- Insane Killings lead by Robespierre
11. City where Germany was forced to surrender.
14. (1 word) The process of a nation resolving a problem or coming to a conclusion about certain decisions by itself.
15. (2 words) An American initiative to aid Western Europe to help rebuild and support Western European economy after World War II.
20. (1 word) The process of two independent nations working together to reach a conclusion about decisions.
22. (1 word) An organization that is not dependent on the government, usually non profit.
23. (3 words)- Intergovernmental Organisation to maintain World Peace.
25. The type of monarchy under Louis XVI, XV, XIV
26. (2 words)- Relocation of the Japanese to concentration camps.
29. politics-driven practical, or pragmatic concerns, rather than ideological ones.
31. The Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizens called for ______ for all citizens
33. The act of assembling and readying troops and supplies for War.
34. (1 word) The policy followed by the United States of America to stay away from the affairs of other nation states.
36. Charges placed on goods and services as they move from one country to another.
39. (2 words)- Agreement concluded between Germany, Italy and France in September 1938.
40. (2 words) absolute control by the state or a governing branch of a highly centralized institution.
41. The Second Estate
42. This policy was championed by Neville Chamberlain to avoid a potential war. At the Munich conference, Chamberlain gave into Hitler’s demand for the Sudetenland.
44. (2 words) In the first decade, the United Nations sent military observers to trouble spots (Palestine – Israel, Pakistan – India).
46. (2 words)- Plan for Germany to attack France and then Russia.
47. (1 word) A type of multinational political union where negotiations are made and authority is given to members of the government.
48. activity undertaken by a state to influence something not directly under its control.
49. (2 words)- An American politician and soldier who served. as the first President of the United States from 1789 to 1797 and was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States

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1. (2 words) American financial and military assistance to countries at risk of falling to communism.
2. (2 words) Wrote the pamphlet Common Sense, promoting American Independence
4. the belief or desire of a government or people that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively to defend or promote national interests
6. (2 words)- Germany, Austria- Hungary, Ottoman Empire
9. ( 1 word) the process of seeking resolution to a conflict while the conflict is ongoing
10. (2 words)- a British Army officer who rose to become Commander-in-Chief of British forces during the American war of Independence also known as the American Revolutionary War.
12. (2 words) - The Serbian Terrorist group that had trained Gavrilo Princep
13. German “lightning war” tactics.
16. (3 words) The announcement by the 13 colonies that the colonies were to be free and independent of England's control.
17. Ukraine 1932.
18. (2 words)- Communist dictator of the Soviet Union.
19. (3 words) International organizations that provide long term loans and promote the growth of the economy of specific nations.
21. ( 3 words) An intergovernmental organization that regulates international trade.
24. The remote US Naval Base bombed in WW2 by the Japanese
27. (3 words) By a clause in this treaty Germany was forced to accept the responsibility for starting the WW1
28. In October 1789, an angry mob (mostly women) went to ____
30. (2 words)- organization of American colonists that was created in the Thirteen American Colonies?
32. This social class wanted political power to go along with its increasing economic power.
35. (3 words) American colonies by imposing a stamp duty on newspapers and legal and commercial documents
37. Nobles who fled France during the French Revolution and urged the foreign rulers to oppose the Revolution.
38. The power of the President to refuse to approve a bill or joint resolution and thus prevent its enactment into law
43. One Problem of the Old Regime was the increasing ____ which exempted nobles and clergy.
45. (2 words) Patriot who made a daring ride to warn colonists of British arrival; Printed the Boston Massacre

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4. (1 word) The process of a nation resolving a problem or coming to a conclusion about certain decisions by itself.
5. The Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizens called for ______ for all citizens
8. (2 words) An American initiative to aid Western Europe to help rebuild and support Western European economy after World War II.
9. (2 words) In the first decade, the United Nations sent military observers to trouble spots (Palestine – Israel, Pakistan – India).
12. (2 words) absolute control by the state or a governing branch of a highly centralized institution.
13. (3 words) International organizations that provide long term loans and promote the growth of the economy of specific nations.
19. The type of monarchy under Louis XVI, XV, XIV
20. A lack of political power in the West relative to the rest of Canada
21. Charges placed on goods and services as they move from one country to another.
23. Ukraine 1932.
29. (1 word) The process of two independent nations working together to reach a conclusion about decisions.
30. the belief or desire of a government or people that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively to defend or promote national interests
33. This social class wanted political power to go along with its increasing economic power.
34. (2 words)- Communist dictator of the Soviet Union.
37. In October 1789, an angry mob (mostly women) went to ____
38. (3 words) American colonies by imposing a stamp duty on newspapers and legal and commercial documents
40. (2 words) Patriot who made a daring ride to warn colonists of British arrival; Printed the Boston Massacre
41. (3 words)- Intergovernmental Organisation to maintain World Peace.
43. The power of the President to refuse to approve a bill or joint resolution and thus prevent its enactment into law
44. politics-driven practical, or pragmatic concerns, rather than ideological ones.
45. Nobles who fled France during the French Revolution and urged the foreign rulers to oppose the Revolution.
47. German “lightning war” tactics.
48. (1 word) The policy followed by the United States of America to stay away from the affairs of other nation states.
49. (2 words) Wrote the pamphlet Common Sense, promoting American Independence
50. (2 words) spend some time studying or training in another European country.
51. (2 words)- Plan for Germany to attack France and then Russia.

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1. (2 words)- Agreement concluded between Germany, Italy and France in September 1938.
2. (2 words) American financial and military assistance to countries at risk of falling to communism.
3. (2 words)- Germany, Austria- Hungary, Ottoman Empire
6. (3 words) By a clause in this treaty Germany was forced to accept the responsibility for starting the WW1
7. (2 words)- organization of American colonists that was created in the Thirteen American Colonies?
10. activity undertaken by a state to influence something not directly under its control.
11. ( 1 word) the process of seeking resolution to a conflict while the conflict is ongoing
14. The Second Estate
15. This policy was championed by Neville Chamberlain to avoid a potential war. At the Munich conference, Chamberlain gave into Hitler’s demand for the Sudetenland.
16. (3 words)- The Treaty that brought Britain to War
17. (2 words) America First- Back to Selective Isolationism
18. (2 words)- a British Army officer who rose to become Commander-in-Chief of British forces during the American war of Independence also known as the American Revolutionary War.
22. (3 words) The announcement by the 13 colonies that the colonies were to be free and independent of England's control.
24. The act of assembling and readying troops and supplies for War.
25. (2 words)- Mass killing of a large number of people mainly “Jews.
26. City where Germany was forced to surrender.
27. (2 words)- Relocation of the Japanese to concentration camps.
28. One Problem of the Old Regime was the increasing ____ which exempted nobles and clergy.
31. (1 word) A type of multinational political union where negotiations are made and authority is given to members of the government.
32. ( 3 words) An intergovernmental organization that regulates international trade.
35. (2 words) - The Serbian Terrorist group that had trained Gavrilo Princep
36. (3 words)- Insane Killings lead by Robespierre
39. (2 words)- An American politician and soldier who served. as the first President of the United States from 1789 to 1797 and was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States
42. (1 word) An organization that is not dependent on the government, usually non profit.
46. The remote US Naval Base bombed in WW2 by the Japanese

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1. The mouse ___(+y)ied across the floor under the bed.
2. Being parted from the loved ones can be sorowful and _________.
6. The university had an excellent reputation and was considered _________.
8. If one has no access to water, a place where it is unlimited, becomes the person’s ______.
10. AIDS is a __ disease, there’s no cure to it.
11. During the WW2 the village was __d to the ground.
12. He did commit the crime, therefore he is ___.
14. Awkward behaviour is a sure sign of a _________ person.
15. People of this certain ____ cannot be trusted.
16. This painting is rather ___, I’ve never seen anything like that before.
18. Elephants are most often described by their ___ size.
19. Having slept well and eaten wholesome meal most likely will put you in a cheerful, _______ mood.
20. The rich madame went in public to show off her high-priced _________ fur coat.
22. The Berlin wall is a Cold War ___.
24. Latvian hockey fans are very _________ when cheering and supporting their team.
25. The subject is so ___ that whole class ended up fighting about it.
28. The lottery participant made a _________ that numbers 6;18;23;37 might win.
29. The company's profits were enhanced as the result of a _________ drop in the cost of source material.
32. A sudden ___ noise made me cover up my ears.
33. Bonnie and Clyde were partners in crime, their __ is a very famous one.
35. History is always __ed because it’s either written by the winners or the losers.
36. Three years had _______d but the mother continued to mourn over her deceased daughter.
37. She __ed the poem in front of the class.
39. During the business meeting the employee told a tiny ____ to lighten up the atmosphere.
43. The final hockey match at the Sochi Olympic Games 2014 _________d in the victory of Canada.
44. After an awful performance the actors recieved a _________ from the director.
45. Because of an allergy, the young boy had a red _________ on his skin.
46. Condoms ___ pregnancy.
47. The ambitious boy __d to become the president.
48. The idea is ___ only with some financial support.
49. A coded message is an example of something ___.
51. After looking through the work, student _________d some mistakes with an eraser.
52. The annoying sound of the boiling water in the kettle __s me.

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1. Most of the children in the group had a _________ temper, which meant that everyone got on pretty well with each other.
3. Stress can ___ our health.
4. The work at the office is such a ___, I just sit around all day doing nothing.
5. A newly married couple moved into a well-furnished _________ across the street.
7. Metros use _________ railways.
9. Before leaving, the maid recieved her _________ by cash.
10. The company’s ___ was due to its bankruptcy.
13. A group of tourists, fascinated by the architecture, walked at a _________ pace that annoyed other people who tried to get past them.
15. Father said his final word and it was ____________.
17. Our ancestors were __ hunter-gatherers, who moved from place to place.
21. Are all blondes stupid? Or is it just a ___?
23. Although the conference was of important matter, it was so boring that the young director’s assistant kept taking _________ glances at her watch.
26. Good state of health and being fit is _________ for an athlete.
27. Do not give up, ___ in what you believe!
29. The police officer’s search after the missing girl turned out to be _________, she was nowhere to be found.
30. The_________ children kept demanding their parents for the most expensive toy in the store till they got one.
31. Because of the low banks, the river ______d the nearby village during rainfall.
32. Without any warning the army invaded the city and _________d it.
34. The sunny weather was ___ for a day at the beach.
38. It is __ that there is no life in the solar system other than human, but we can never be sure.
40. By exposing their skin to the UV rays that Sun ____s, people get tanned.
41. I love the witty ___s the author uses to describe things.
42. The man on the street just hit his wife, it was an __ act of violence.
45. Gay people are often __ed by the homophobic society.
46. This girl is a ___ of beauty, she is flawless.
47. If there is no internet __, how am I supposed to check my email?
50. Fans usually have a lot of _______s of their favourite musicians pasted to their walls.

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1. I was born in Oaxaca, Mexico.
3. Flew in a WW2 Era Torpedo Bomber (Grumman TBF Avenger) -- Worked in the Ski/Snowboard Industry for 15 Years.
4. Has had at least 20 family members graduate from MHS
6. I had a beer with Joey Ramone by accident before he died.
11. I'm taking a cartooning class.
12. I have a twin sister, but we were born on different days
15. I have had dinner with President Jimmy Carter
18. I am a triplet
23. Born and raised in California.
25. I made this crossword! Sorry if I messed up :)
26. I've gone skydiving.
28. I had a goat
29. I'm from Denmark
32. I am on an adult synchronized skating team!
33. I was a Zombie in an short film
34. I love to sing!
35. I like classical music and hard rock, no in-betweens :)
37. I am on the cover of the prom issue of Amercian Girl Magazine, May 1977
38. I am an actor
39. I am a descendant of the first king of Ireland.
40. I suppose to go to Africa to teach mathematics in French, but ended up in America teaching mathematics in English. But originally I studied in St. Petersburg, Russia.
41. I worked 2nd shift in a state mental hospital while I was in graduate school.
42. I almost went to a flight attendant academy after high school.
44. I have a birthmark that goes from my neck to my foot on the left side
45. I can recite the first 18 lines of the prologue to the Canterbury Tales in Middle English. F
47. Did tooth modelling briefly before becoming a teacher.
49. My Scorpion rocket flew to 3239 ft
50. I can deadlift Mr. Manning's weight
52. I went to China for a study abroad in January of 2020 and probably brought Covid to the U.S.
54. I was born in the country that currently holds both the Men's Soccer World Cup and the Men's Soccer Copa America. Fútbol is life!
55. I have two dogs named Guinness & Kona [ named after tasty beers :-) ]
56. I can play over 10 instruments!
57. Sang with a choir in Notre Dame de Paris

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2. I got eliminated on the word elimination in my 5th grade spelling bee.
5. Has played Pokémon Go since 2016
7. I caught a 9 pound 35 inch Northern Pike in Maine over the summer.
8. I speak fluent Persian.
9. I am related to the Putnams from 'The Crucible'.
10. I rebuild cars as a hobby
12. I recently learned how to crochet!!
13. I've competed in bodybuilding competitions more than once.
14. I can rap Lil Wayne/Eminem's "No Love" flawlessly.
16. Rode his bicycle from New Jersey to Vermont (left at 4 am, arrived at 8 pm!!!
17. I used to work in Disney World at Animal Kingdom as a photographer
19. I have an identical twin sister. Some teachers in the school call me Rushie.
20. I am one of two staff members who share a name with someone famous in the world of Sports (John Madden is the other one)
21. fenced epee for MHS
22. I collect crystals.
23. I've been to 5 yacht rock concerts this past summer.
24. I swam with the sharks on my honeymoon.
27. In addition to teaching, I've bounced, worked as an ocean life guard, painted houses, and worked on an assembly line in a glass factory.
30. I have a Batman Tattoo
31. I like to crochet. I student taught at an international school in Rome.
36. I share a birthday with my co-teacher.
37. I attended Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School, aka "the Fame School" with Pauline & Timothy Chamalet, Ansel Elgort, Awkwafina, and one of my old hangouts, Zazie Beetz :).
38. I am a black belt in Tae Kwon Do (although it was years ago... a retired black belt)
39. This is the 10th Yearbook I will be working on as the Advisor of The Cobbonian. Go Colonials!
43. Grace spends lots of time in the woods playing disc golf
46. I have a black belt and I love to cook! It's my first year here at MHS too.
48. My brother broke my arm when we were kids.
51. I've lived in 3 countries and 3 states throughout my life.
53. Serves Morris County as your representative in Trenton on the NJEA Executive Committee and as as county vice president.

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4. two words, emperor of Manchukuo, often referred to as a tyrant
5. the author’s mother was told to not let others see her cry because it showed that she wasn't ______, or deserving, of being in the revolution
6. the marchers were required to wear heavy thick military uniforms that made them ______ constantly
9. the name of the author’s great-grandfather
11. after Japan surrendered in WW2, they began committing ______, attempting to kill Chinese residents and themselves, also known as hari-kari
15. After the author’s father became deputy chief of Yan’an, he put in place a government that catered to the ____, the lowest social class
16. the city where General Xue’s mansion is located
19. the last name of the family that contained the author’s mother’s first boyfriend, he was the brother of one of the mother’s teachers
20. the author’s father was creating a movement with the actions of his unit and was so well-known and disliked that his named wound up on ______ signs
22. After the author’s mother has a scandal with multiple men, her father asks for a job _________ so they can move out of town and he can work back in his hometown
23. Hui-ge belongs to this family, they are so big that their living compound takes up a whole street known as __ street
25. Dr. Xia is a doctor, what does he sell in his shop?
27. these set of rules people follow to show respect for others as common courtesy were heavily disciplined in Japanese schools if broken
28. the name of the city, the author’s grandmother and Dr. Xia move to
29. one of the main tasks for the Women's Federation was to make this clothing item for soldiers to wear on their feet
30. The author’s mother walked long distances everyday traveling to the southwest and developed these on her feet because of it
31. China compared corrupt government officials to this kind of animal because they were fearsome and relentless
33. the author’s mother got married in this rainy and flowery season
34. 3 words, Dr. Xia’s coachmen/the author’s mother’s only real human friend
37. this festival occurs in a specific season and is celebrated by various activities including collecting and storing food for the new year
38. what kind of soldiers were stationed in Jinzhou?
40. the authors father had to quit attending this place because after the author's grandfather died, the family could no longer afford it
41. during the Mid-Autumn festival, all food consumed had to be this certain shape, just like the moon
42. the author’s grandmother’s sister married a guy named Pei-o who was a warder and worked in a ________

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1. this good was in a shortage outside of their city and shipments of it would constantly be stopped to prevent smuggling to communists
2. the author’s mother experienced this medical incident, resulting in the loss of her first child
3. the name of the General for the Metropolitan Police Department
7. when the author's mother was in school, she was recruited to work in this type of factory, common in China
8. two words, the name of the numbered grandkid that pushed the author’s mother down into the well
10. this practice was very common in Chinese culture and involved the bending and squishing of the feet to make them appear smaller
12. the author’s mother boarded this water vessel with others left behind in the southwest in order to get back home
13. the author’s mother was an activist for the Communist revolution and was eventually approached by a Party _______ that wanted to recruit her for youth work
14. “three-inch golden” flowers that were used to describe women’s bound feet
17. Yu-wu joined this political party in 1938, a very common party in non-democratic China
18. China struggled during this civil war as their economy deteriorated and they had a shortage of _______ that left them hungry
21. the profession of the author’s grandmother’s second husband, Dr. Xia
24. the author’s parents eventually make their way back to this city to live, her father’s hometown
26. this full body gesture is used in Japanese culture to show respect to royals and those above you in class
32. After the siege had started, many family members confined themselves to the air-raid _______ they had dug to protect them from the shelling and attacks
35. this type of marriage was the most common marriage among the Chinese
36. the city where the author's grandmother lived
39. when the new American army came to defend China, they claimed China was a ______ to Japan thus they should be grateful that America came to help

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1. (3 words)- The Treaty that brought Britain to War
3. (2 words)- Mass killing of a large number of people mainly “Jews.
5. (2 words) America First- Back to Selective Isolationism
7. (2 words) spend some time studying or training in another European country.
8. (3 words)- Insane Killings lead by Robespierre
11. City where Germany was forced to surrender.
14. (1 word) The process of a nation resolving a problem or coming to a conclusion about certain decisions by itself.
15. (2 words) An American initiative to aid Western Europe to help rebuild and support Western European economy after World War II.
20. (1 word) The process of two independent nations working together to reach a conclusion about decisions.
22. (1 word) An organization that is not dependent on the government, usually non profit.
23. (3 words)- Intergovernmental Organisation to maintain World Peace.
25. The type of monarchy under Louis XVI, XV, XIV
26. (2 words)- Relocation of the Japanese to concentration camps.
29. politics-driven practical, or pragmatic concerns, rather than ideological ones.
31. The Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizens called for ______ for all citizens
33. The act of assembling and readying troops and supplies for War.
34. (1 word) The policy followed by the United States of America to stay away from the affairs of other nation states.
36. Charges placed on goods and services as they move from one country to another.
39. (2 words)- Agreement concluded between Germany, Italy and France in September 1938.
40. (2 words) absolute control by the state or a governing branch of a highly centralized institution.
41. The Second Estate
42. This policy was championed by Neville Chamberlain to avoid a potential war. At the Munich conference, Chamberlain gave into Hitler’s demand for the Sudetenland.
44. (2 words) In the first decade, the United Nations sent military observers to trouble spots (Palestine – Israel, Pakistan – India).
46. (2 words)- Plan for Germany to attack France and then Russia.
47. (1 word) A type of multinational political union where negotiations are made and authority is given to members of the government.
48. activity undertaken by a state to influence something not directly under its control.
49. (2 words)- An American politician and soldier who served. as the first President of the United States from 1789 to 1797 and was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States

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1. (2 words) American financial and military assistance to countries at risk of falling to communism.
2. (2 words) Wrote the pamphlet Common Sense, promoting American Independence
4. the belief or desire of a government or people that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively to defend or promote national interests
6. (2 words)- Germany, Austria- Hungary, Ottoman Empire
9. ( 1 word) the process of seeking resolution to a conflict while the conflict is ongoing
10. (2 words)- a British Army officer who rose to become Commander-in-Chief of British forces during the American war of Independence also known as the American Revolutionary War.
12. (2 words) - The Serbian Terrorist group that had trained Gavrilo Princep
13. German “lightning war” tactics.
16. (3 words) The announcement by the 13 colonies that the colonies were to be free and independent of England's control.
17. Ukraine 1932.
18. (2 words)- Communist dictator of the Soviet Union.
19. (3 words) International organizations that provide long term loans and promote the growth of the economy of specific nations.
21. ( 3 words) An intergovernmental organization that regulates international trade.
24. The remote US Naval Base bombed in WW2 by the Japanese
27. (3 words) By a clause in this treaty Germany was forced to accept the responsibility for starting the WW1
28. In October 1789, an angry mob (mostly women) went to ____
30. (2 words)- organization of American colonists that was created in the Thirteen American Colonies?
32. This social class wanted political power to go along with its increasing economic power.
35. (3 words) American colonies by imposing a stamp duty on newspapers and legal and commercial documents
37. Nobles who fled France during the French Revolution and urged the foreign rulers to oppose the Revolution.
38. The power of the President to refuse to approve a bill or joint resolution and thus prevent its enactment into law
43. One Problem of the Old Regime was the increasing ____ which exempted nobles and clergy.
45. (2 words) Patriot who made a daring ride to warn colonists of British arrival; Printed the Boston Massacre

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1. (2 words)Plan for Germany to attack France and then Russia.
10. (2 words)The Serbian Terrorist group that had trained Gavrilo Princep
12. (2 words)spend some time studying or training in another European country.
13. The remote US Naval Base bombed in WW2 by the Japanese
14. Charges placed on goods and services as they move from one country to another.
16. In October 1789, an angry mob (mostly women) went to ____
18. This social class wanted political power to go along with its increasing economic power.
22. The Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizens called for ______ for all citizens
23. (1 word)The policy followed by the United States of America to stay away from the affairs of other nation states.
27. City where Germany was forced to surrender.
28. (2 words)In the first decade, the United Nations sent military observers to trouble spots (Palestine – Israel, Pakistan – India).
32. One Problem of the Old Regime was the increasing ____ which exempted nobles and clergy.
33. (1 word)An organization that is not dependent on the government, usually non profit.
35. Nobles who fled France during the French Revolution and urged the foreign rulers to oppose the Revolution.
36. (2 words)Germany, Austria- Hungary, Ottoman Empire
38. (1 word)the process of seeking resolution to a conflict while the conflict is ongoing
40. The Second Estate
42. (3 words)Insane Killings lead by Robespierre
43. (3 words)By a clause in this treaty Germany was forced to accept the responsibility for starting the WW1
45. (3 words)Intergovernmental Organisation to maintain World Peace.
46. the belief or desire of a government or people that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively to defend or promote national interests
48. (1 word)The process of a nation resolving a problem or coming to a conclusion about certain decisions by itself.
49. (3 words)International organizations that provide long term loans and promote the growth of the economy of specific nations.
50. (2 words)a British Army officer who rose to become Commander-in-Chief of British forces during the American war of Independence also known as the American Revolutionary War.

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2. (2 words)Patriot who made a daring ride to warn colonists of British arrival; Printed the Boston Massacre
3. (1 word)The process of two independent nations working together to reach a conclusion about decisions.
4. A lack of political power in the West relative to the rest of Canada
5. (2 words)Wrote the pamphlet Common Sense, promoting American Independence
6. (3 words)An intergovernmental organization that regulates international trade.
7. (1 word)A type of multinational political union where negotiations are made and authority is given to members of the government.
8. (2 words)Relocation of the Japanese to concentration camps.
9. (2 words)American financial and military assistance to countries at risk of falling to communism.
11. The type of monarchy under Louis XVI, XV, XIV
15. (3 words)The announcement by the 13 colonies that the colonies were to be free and independent of England's control.
17. (2 words)Communist dictator of the Soviet Union.
19. (2 words)absolute control by the state or a governing branch of a highly centralized institution.
20. (2 words)Mass killing of a large number of people mainly “Jews.
21. This policy was championed by Neville Chamberlain to avoid a potential war. At the Munich conference, Chamberlain gave into Hitler’s demand for the Sudetenland.
24. (3 words)The Treaty that brought Britain to War
25. (2 words)Agreement concluded between Germany, Italy and France in September 1938.
26. (3 words)American colonies by imposing a stamp duty on newspapers and legal and commercial documents
29. (2 words)An American initiative to aid Western Europe to help rebuild and support Western European economy after World War II.
30. (2 words)organization of American colonists that was created in the Thirteen American Colonies?
31. The act of assembling and readying troops and supplies for War.
34. (2 words)America First- Back to Selective Isolationism
37. activity undertaken by a state to influence something not directly under its control.
39. (2 words)An American politician and soldier who served. as the first President of the United States from 1789 to 1797 and was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States
41. German “lightning war” tactics.
44. politics-driven practical, or pragmatic concerns, rather than ideological ones.
47. The power of the President to refuse to approve a bill or joint resolution and thus prevent its enactment into law

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3. Who got more coupons?
5. By following the Make do and Mend campaign what could people turn their trousers that were too short into?
6. How long did 66 coupons last for?
7. What was one of the raw materials that was in supply?

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1. What did you need as well as coupons to buy clothes?
2. What was the name of the material that the Utility Clothing Scheme introduced?
4. It was a woman's.....to look good.
5. Mothers would give their children's clothes to the WVS when they became too .... for them.

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2. I felt extremely ________ when I forgot why I entered the kitchen.
5. The sailors ____ across the deck, hastly preparing for the fight.
6. During the Christmas period, the mall was in complete _____.
10. You cannot remove that screw from the machine, it is _____ to the machines success!
15. Gary looked extremely ______, he had prison tattoos all over his body.
16. If you want to achieve something in your life, you must _______.
22. I have to get the CEO to ________ my plan and then we can take action!
23. Mathematics is an ________ to me, I just can’t understand it!
25. I know this seems complicated but i have made a ________ guide that covers everything you might need to know.
26. The strange robot seemed to ________ a force field of sorts, we couldn’t get through it.
28. The ________ plan of the program was to eradicate world hunger, yet along the way it achieved many other goals.
30. Although their troops were severely outnumbered, they were able to ____ the attack.
31. The policeman busted a large drug smuggling gang after inspecting some ________ activity that somehow caught his eye in an alleyway.
33. Multiple days have ________ yet we still have no information about the whereabouts of the culprit!
34. The ________ to feed the ducks made my granny very sad as she used to feed them every day.
35. She accepted the ________, she was paid to do almost nothing.
36. His actions _____ me, I didn’t think a person could be this annoying.
37. Alternate energy is a completely ________ substitution for fossil fuels- it may cost more but its more efficient and eco-friendly.
39. Heavy rainfall has caused most of Florida to ________, many houses have become unlivable.
41. The witness must be transported to a ________ where he cannot be found or harmed.
43. Latvian people were _______ in the aftermath of WW2.
44. While the war ________ many souls from this Earth, the world lives on.
45. The attorney made a long ________ against the defendants arguments, tackling them one by one.
48. Majority of composers use Mozart as their _______ - his music was excellent.
51. The gangster was accused of the _______ of his accomplice.
54. The investigation finally ________ into the capture of the culprit, it was a rewarding ending.
55. The incident was extremely ________ for me as I became a millionare over night.
56. His ____ voice was heard from a long distance.
58. There is a _____ that all Estonians are slow.
59. Several _____ tribes have given up on their traditional ways of life.

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1. No one could decypher the _____ messages, the language in them was ancient.
3. In order to ______ the conflicts between the protesters, police was deployed to the area.
4. The experienced swordsman delivered the ____ blow.
7. Your honor, the evidence is ________, thus this man must be guilty!
8. His foolish actions almost _______ the entire operation.
9. The political party became ________ as its members started arguing with eachother and soon it dissolved.
11. The warmongering barbarians ____ the city to ashes, nothing was left.
12. The mans ________ outfit was simply begging for attention.
13. The wildfire _____ through the dry forest.
14. The club was ______ from the top division following a disappointing season.
17. The beggar had ________ the businessman for weeks before he got any money.
18. During this week, the actor came up with a _______ statement – he was going to retire in his prime!
19. He didn’t realise it, but, by not doing homework, he only _____ himself.
20. My brother ____ to be a hockey player – he trains every day.
21. It seems the worker had been too ____ with the crane and caused the tower to collapse.
24. He allowed us to watch the game on the ______ that we would get up early in the morning.
27. I am sorry, I didn’t have a choice, i was _____ to do the crime.
29. All citizens must return to their respective ________ at 9 PM sharp, as per curfew.
31. The ________ railway was a great choice as it didn’t cause traffic jams on the surface.
32. The brown coyote James and his ____ have long been hunted by poachers.
38. Her ________ achievement inspired everyone to try harder.
40. His statement was _______ after he was found guilty of drug abuse.
42. For his acts of ____ in the battlefield, he received a medal from the President.
46. The drunks speech was completely ________, I couldn’t understand a word he was saying!
47. Sally, I’m sorry, but the best we can give you is a ________ of your husbands’ whereabouts.
49. Everyone in the public was denied ____ to the backstage, it was for the band only.
50. The Roman Empire ________ the gaellic village swiftly and efficiently, there wasnt much of a fight.
52. The efforts of the police have proven to be ________ as the felon is still at large.
53. When he _____ that the lesson wouldn’t happen, he didn’t have any reasons to do so.
57. He agreed to ______ his statements, he was being intimidated.

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3. When he _____ that the lesson wouldn’t happen, he didn’t have any reasons to do so.
6. Everyone in the public was denied ____ to the backstage, it was for the band only.
7. Gary looked extremely ______, he had prison tattoos all over his body.
12. Majority of composers use Mozart as their _______ - his music was excellent.
13. The political party became ________ as its members started arguing with eachother and soon it dissolved.
14. She accepted the ________, she was paid to do almost nothing.
17. He didn’t realise it, but, by not doing homework, he only _____ himself.
19. The warmongering barbarians ____ the city to ashes, nothing was left.
20. His actions _____ me, I didn’t think a person could be this annoying.
22. The beggar had ________ the businessman for weeks before he got any money.
23. No one could decypher the _____ messages, the language in them was ancient.
24. All citizens must return to their respective ________ at 9 PM sharp, as per curfew.
27. His statement was _______ after he was found guilty of drug abuse.
30. For his acts of ____ in the battlefield, he received a medal from the President.
31. It seems the worker had been too ____ with the crane and caused the tower to collapse.
32. The strange robot seemed to ________ a force field of sorts, we couldn’t get through it.
35. The investigation finally ________ into the capture of the culprit, it was a rewarding ending.
37. The Roman Empire ________ the gaellic village swiftly and efficiently, there wasnt much of a fight.
39. The ________ plan of the program was to eradicate world hunger, yet along the way it achieved many other goals.
42. I felt extremely ________ when I forgot why I entered the kitchen.
43. Your honor, the evidence is ________, thus this man must be guilty!
47. Latvian people were _______ in the aftermath of WW2.
48. The wildfire _____ through the dry forest.
50. Multiple days have ________ yet we still have no information about the whereabouts of the culprit!
52. Heavy rainfall has caused most of Florida to ________, many houses have become unlivable.
53. The witness must be transported to a ________ where he cannot be found or harmed.
54. The attorney made a long ________ against the defendants arguments, tackling them one by one.
55. I am sorry, I didn’t have a choice, i was _____ to do the crime.
56. The sailors ____ across the deck, hastly preparing for the fight.
57. He allowed us to watch the game on the ______ that we would get up early in the morning.

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1. During the Christmas period, the mall was in complete _____.
2. The club was ______ from the top division following a disappointing season.
4. He agreed to ______ his statements, he was being intimidated.
5. Alternate energy is a completely ________ substitution for fossil fuels- it may cost more but its more efficient and eco-friendly.
8. The efforts of the police have proven to be ________ as the felon is still at large.
9. You cannot remove that screw from the machine, it is _____ to the machines success!
10. The ________ to feed the ducks made my granny very sad as she used to feed them every day.
11. His foolish actions almost _______ the entire operation.
13. The mans ________ outfit was simply begging for attention.
15. There is a _____ that all Estonians are slow.
16. The gangster was accused of the _______ of his accomplice.
18. Sally, I’m sorry, but the best we can give you is a ________ of your husbands’ whereabouts.
21. The experienced swordsman delivered the ____ blow.
22. The brown coyote James and his ____ have long been hunted by poachers.
25. Her ________ achievement inspired everyone to try harder.
26. His ____ voice was heard from a long distance.
28. Mathematics is an ________ to me, I just can’t understand it!
29. The incident was extremely ________ for me as I became a millionare over night.
33. I know this seems complicated but i have made a ________ guide that covers everything you might need to know.
34. The ________ railway was a great choice as it didn’t cause traffic jams on the surface.
36. The policeman busted a large drug smuggling gang after inspecting some ________ activity that somehow caught his eye in an alleyway.
38. During this week, the actor came up with a _______ statement – he was going to retire in his prime!
40. My brother ____ to be a hockey player – he trains every day.
41. If you want to achieve something in your life, you must _______.
43. The drunks speech was completely ________, I couldn’t understand a word he was saying!
44. I have to get the CEO to ________ my plan and then we can take action!
45. While the war ________ many souls from this Earth, the world lives on.
46. Although their troops were severely outnumbered, they were able to ____ the attack.
49. Several _____ tribes have given up on their traditional ways of life.
51. In order to ______ the conflicts between the protesters, police was deployed to the area.

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2. Majority of composers use Mozart as their _______ - his music was excellent.
4. The experienced swordsman delivered the ____ blow.
6. The strange robot seemed to ________ a force field of sorts, we couldn’t get through it.
7. Multiple days have ________ yet we still have no information about the whereabouts of the culprit!
9. It seems the worker had been too ____ with the crane and caused the tower to collapse.
11. The beggar had ________ the businessman for weeks before he got any money.
17. His foolish actions almost _______ the entire operation.
19. The political party became ________ as its members started arguing with eachother and soon it dissolved.
22. Heavy rainfall has caused most of Florida to ________, many houses have become unlivable.
27. For his acts of ____ in the battlefield, he received a medal from the President.
30. The investigation finally ________ into the capture of the culprit, it was a rewarding ending.
32. The ________ to feed the ducks made my granny very sad as she used to feed them every day.
35. The efforts of the police have proven to be ________ as the felon is still at large.
37. The Roman Empire ________ the gaellic village swiftly and efficiently, there wasnt much of a fight.
39. While the war ________ many souls from this Earth, the world lives on.
40. Although their troops were severely outnumbered, they were able to ____ the attack.
41. Alternate energy is a completely ________ substitution for fossil fuels- it may cost more but its more efficient and eco-friendly.
43. Your honor, the evidence is ________, thus this man must be guilty!
46. He allowed us to watch the game on the ______ that we would get up early in the morning.
47. No one could decypher the _____ messages, the language in them was ancient.
49. The ________ railway was a great choice as it didn’t cause traffic jams on the surface.
50. The ________ plan of the program was to eradicate world hunger, yet along the way it achieved many other goals.
53. If you want to achieve something in your life, you must _______.
54. He agreed to ______ his statements, he was being intimidated.
55. Gary looked extremely ______, he had prison tattoos all over his body.
58. The witness must be transported to a ________ where he cannot be found or harmed.
59. When he _____ that the lesson wouldn’t happen, he didn’t have any reasons to do so.
60. Everyone in the public was denied ____ to the backstage, it was for the band only.

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1. I felt extremely ________ when I forgot why I entered the kitchen.
3. The club was ______ from the top division following a disappointing season.
5. Her ________ achievement inspired everyone to try harder.
8. The attorney made a long ________ against the defendants arguments, tackling them one by one.
10. All citizens must return to their respective ________ at 9 PM sharp, as per curfew.
12. The wildfire _____ through the dry forest.
13. His ____ voice was heard from a long distance.
14. During this week, the actor came up with a _______ statement – he was going to retire in his prime!
15. The drunks speech was completely ________, I couldn’t understand a word he was saying!
16. The incident was extremely ________ for me as I became a millionare over night.
18. Latvian people were _______ in the aftermath of WW2.
20. Sally, I’m sorry, but the best we can give you is a ________ of your husbands’ whereabouts.
21. The policeman busted a large drug smuggling gang after inspecting some ________ activity that somehow caught his eye in an alleyway.
23. I know this seems complicated but i have made a ________ guide that covers everything you might need to know.
24. The brown coyote James and his ____ have long been hunted by poachers.
25. He didn’t realise it, but, by not doing homework, he only _____ himself.
26. My brother ____ to be a hockey player – he trains every day.
28. She accepted the ________, she was paid to do almost nothing.
29. The gangster was accused of the _______ of his accomplice.
31. Several _____ tribes have given up on their traditional ways of life.
33. The mans ________ outfit was simply begging for attention.
34. There is a _____ that all Estonians are slow.
36. The sailors ____ across the deck, hastly preparing for the fight.
38. During the Christmas period, the mall was in complete _____.
42. His actions _____ me, I didn’t think a person could be this annoying.
44. I am sorry, I didn’t have a choice, i was _____ to do the crime.
45. I have to get the CEO to ________ my plan and then we can take action!
48. His statement was _______ after he was found guilty of drug abuse.
51. Mathematics is an ________ to me, I just can’t understand it!
52. You cannot remove that screw from the machine, it is _____ to the machines success!
56. In order to ______ the conflicts between the protesters, police was deployed to the area.
57. The warmongering barbarians ____ the city to ashes, nothing was left.

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2. What is Gabes other hobby than fishing
4. Who is colorblind
5. Animated boy who opened a wall to save a princess
6. Who owns a pink car
9. what is something a youthgroup boy can pick up to show his strength
12. Who's name was first called by the sorting hat
15. Logging unit of length equal to 66 feet
17. A poisonous cup-shaped flower that causes irregular heart function.
18. 456-123-789
19. camp theme in 2015
20. what is one of the ingredients in sweet and sour sauce
21. Who won survivor 2024
23. What is Drew's favorite star realms strategy
24. Who can't have beef
26. Kanans old name
28. What is Gabe's other hobby besides cars
31. The gift that leaders get from Drew
33. Australia is wider than the ___
36. About how many miles do nurses walk in a 12 hour shift
37. Dante Bosco voices who is Avatar the Last Air Bender
40. Great thing to do outdoors
43. Formed when a star dies
45. Baseball team in Seattle in 1969
46. It's a beautiful day in the ________
47. What is the name of Jack's bunny?
50. My Precious
51. What car does Katy May's boyfriend drive?
54. Who was in chess club
55. Who works at a greenhouse
56. what instrument does Heidi play
57. Where is lego headquarters
58. Someone was once in ___ club
59. What are long chains of amino acids called
61. What speed you need to go to time travel, according to Einstein
62. Most visited city in the world
64. Sonic
66. A meeting for the highschoolers
68. Who is the oldest leader at camp
69. What animal can hold its breath longer than a dolphin
73. What type of insect lives, breeds, and dies inside a fruit
74. "You can't have your cake and..."
76. Age you have to be to ride in the front passenger seat.
77. Type of gem in Lydia's wedding ring
79. Daniel and Ann's Wedding Month
80. Are Narwhals real
81. What is Kaladin's spren named
82. Why does Jessica not like Reese's peanut butter cups
84. What is the name of the pink ghost in pacman
85. What dinosaur was drew
87. Rainiest state
88. The bird that heralds spring
90. Whose first camp year was 2007
93. Jeffrey owns Drews old ______
95. Damon's favorite brand
98. Artist behind Disney's most iconic background art
101. What car does Gabe race
102. Who was technically kidnapped by his mom and taken to Canada
103. Allen's best friend in the sound booth

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1. What is the smallest climbing grip called
3. What country is known for white tennis shoes?
6. Who worked as a legal assistant for 13 years
7. What is the hashtag symbol called
8. how fast you need to go to time travel, according to Doc Brown, in MPH
10. Through what did the Basilisk petrify Colin Creevey?
11. What word is always spelled incorrectly
13. Ask James
14. What is Mekan's home country
16. Do identical twins have the same fingerprint
22. What Hawaiian island has Damon been to twice
25. Hayden and Helens wedding Month
27. What is liquid sunshine
28. Highschool Harbor
29. What is currently painted on the door of Leah's house
30. The great ________ flood killed 21 people
32. Who drew this years coloring sheets
34. Who is not mysterious in their coffee drinking habits :'I
35. What is the powerhouse of the cell
36. Name of Gabe's boat
38. Who has been to 21 countries
39. What stomach illness is impervious to hand sanitizer
41. the unicorn is the national animal of___
42. A drop of what is called a nurdle
43. Shaira's first bachelors degree from UWT
44. Mekan's favorite flower
48. What game is James passionate about
49. Rebecca grew up riding horses _______ style
52. Where Shaira met her husband
53. The most recent sermon series
60. What company manufactures the T-65 X-wing
63. What catastrophic event made skiing popular in America
65. Giraffes are _______ times more likely to get hit by lightning than people
66. What animal was first to be cloned
67. Brett
68. Camp theme from 2019
70. What is a group of flamingos called
71. What is Bill's last name
72. What country prohibits only owning one guinea pig
75. What is the best soda according to James
78. What is the name of Aang's sky bison?
83. Who established the US navy
86. How many languages can Serena speak
89. Is Drews other car a Volkswagen
91. How old do you need to be to be a wizard
92. Who registered first for camp 2024?
94. ears but does not hear
96. sun set
97. Who considers Jurassic Park to be the best 'objective' film of all time?
99. What is a group of otters called
100. What is the chemical bond NaCl?

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1. Heat magazine is a downmarket celebrity gossip title owned by the conglomerate —- Media Group. It demonstrates the web 2.0 concept of convergence, with a Heat radio station, TV channel and awards show!
3. His Dark Materials is a fantasy TV series co-produced by the BBC and HBO based on the trilogy of novels by Phillip ---. A 2007 film version, The Golden Compass, was a relative flop, criticised for diluting the books' critique of religion.
5. The BBC was repeatedly criticised by UK TV regulator OfCom for failing to serve the youth audience, especially after they stopped broadcasting youth channel BBC3 and put it online only, having argued that the youth market watched TV through time-shifting --- services like the iPlayer. In 2022 they are bringing it back!
6. Manchester United/England footballer Marcus Rashford uses his social media to campaign to end child poverty and humiliated the UK Prime Minister by creating pressure for repeated government U-turns on funding free school --- for under-privileged children.
8. Rupert Murdoch closed the News of the World after public outrage over the paper's phone-hacking of the murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler led her parents to think she was still alive. This forced a reluctant right-wing UK government to create the --- Inquiry into press standards, although they refused to follow its recommendations and finished it early.
9. I Daniel Blake is an Indie, social realist film directed by the auteur Ken —-
10. The left-wing red-top/tabloid Daily Mirror is owned by ---, a conglomerate which also owns the right-wing UK national daily newspapers Daily Star (tabloid) and Daily Express (mid-market).
13. I, Daniel Blake is a social realist movie by the legendary auteur director ---. The marketing campaign was linked to the film's campaigning theme against the treatment of people reliant on government welfare.
14. The Omo ad reflects the wider social context of the conscious campaign by the American establishment to push women to accept a narrow --- role of housekeeping and child-rearing as they had before the factory shortages of WW2, and to give up on professional careers.
17. The Galaxy ad cleverly uses a mix of nostalgia and the connotations (symbolism) of classic film as timeless/quality by featuring Audrey --- from her 1953 film A Roman Holiday (using CGI).
18. The Tomb Raider franchise is notorious for spending so much R+D money on animating the game protagonist’s outsize chest; while it seems to offer a countertype of a female action hero it also leans on the male gaze and gender stereotypes. However, the --- Go game has ditched the openly sexualised marketing of the past.

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1. Kim Kardashian’s game/app includes tie-ins with prestigious fashion and design labels like ---, whose Olivier Rousteing designed clothes and accessories for the game.
2. Perri Kiely, originally a dancer in the group Diversity, is one of the presenters on the —- Breakfast Show on --- FM, a leading UK commercial (ad-funded) radio station.
3. The BBC was forced by government pressure to launch Radio 1 (with the Tony Blackburn kicking it off) as it was failing to serve the youth population, but also to try to smash the --- radio stations like Radio Luxembourg and Radio Caroline, broadcasting without a UK license.
4. Black Widow is a 2021 $200m budget tentpole/blockbuster movie produced by --- as a subsidiary of the big 5 conglomerate Disney, and is the 24th film in the --- Cinematic Universe!
6. The Indie rock band Arctic Monkeys rose to fame by using the early example of social media, —-, which launched in 2003, was bought by Rupert Murdoch for $580m in 2005 … and sold for just $35m in 2011!
7. UK grime star Lady Leshurr was used to front a government (NHS) ad campaign to encourage more BAME (black, Asian, ethnic minority) Britons to donate ---.
11. The Kim Kardashian --- game has raked in well over $100m since its 2014 launch. It’s a neat example of exploiting the understanding of even modern audiences reflected in the old media ‘uses and gratifications’ theory: fans want to identify with her, engage in escapism and socially interact (arguably the fashion choices in the game/app also cover information – so, all 4 of the PIES categories).
12. Blacklink are a South Korean girl group, usually described as part of the kpop genre. The single How You Like That was recorded in both Korean and ---; the video broke multiple YouTube records.
15. The exam board tend to pick ‘binary opposite’ or contrasting CSPs for each industry, and the upmarket magazine --- is certainly a contrast with Heat magazine, with a much wealthier ABC1 primary female audience – reflected in the lack of attention drawn to the (much higher!) price!
16. The Times is owned by News UK, the company of Rupert ---, for decades one of the most powerful people in the world, not least the UK, where he has used his newspapers for political influence, though he recently sold off most of his film (Universal) and TV (Sky, Fox) empire, keeping just Fox News. He also owns The Sun.

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1. Strong belief your country is the best

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2. To bring factories into an area with lots of resources

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1. my friend is ______ when he's hungry. despicable that prank was very _____. turbulent that car ride was _____. demean if you _____ our group you will be kicked out. pervade the enemy will _____ the base. resilient Europe was _____ after WW2. excruciating the hot sun was _____. evoke I'm sorry but I had to _____ that. proprietor I am the _____ of that business. avid she is _____ about the upcoming party.

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3. of Pearl Harbor The attack on Pearl Harbor was a surprise military strike by the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service upon the United States against the naval base at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii.
5. Talmadge Eugene Talmadge was an attorney and American politician who served three terms as the 67th governor of Georgia, from 1933 to 1937, and then again from 1941 to 1943. Elected to a fourth term in November 1946, he died before his inauguration, scheduled for January 1947.
6. Russell Richard Brevard Russell Jr. was an American politician. A member of the Democratic Party, he served as the 66th Governor of Georgia from 1931 to 1933 before serving in the United States Senate for almost 40 years, from 1933 to 1971.
7. Lease Act The Lend-Lease policy, formally titled An Act to Promote the Defense of the United States, was a program under which the United States supplied the United Kingdom, Free France, the Republic of China, and later the Soviet Union and other Allied nations with food, oil, and materiel between 1941 and 1945.
9. World War II or the Second World War, often abbreviated as WWII or WW2, was a global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945. It involved the vast majority of the world's countries—including all of the great powers—forming two opposing military alliances: the Allies and the Axis powers.
11. Telegram The Zimmermann Telegram was a secret diplomatic communication issued from the German Foreign Office in January 1917 that proposed a military alliance between Germany and Mexico if the United States entered World War I against Germany.
12. Electrification Act (REA) The Rural Electrification Act of 1936, enacted on May 20, 1936, provided federal loans for the installation of electrical distribution systems to serve isolated rural areas of the United States. The funding was channeled through cooperative electric power companies, hundreds of which still exist today.
13. Bowl The Dust Bowl was the name given to the drought-stricken Southern Plains region of the United States, which suffered severe dust storms during a dry period in the 1930s. As high winds and choking dust swept the region from Texas to Nebraska, people and livestock were killed and crops failed across the entire region.
15. Vinson Carl Vinson was an American politician who served in the U.S. House of Representatives for over 50 years and was influential in the 20th century expansion of the U.S. Navy. He was a member of the Democratic Party and represented Georgia in the House from 1914 to 1965.
16. Weevil The boll weevil is a beetle that feeds on cotton buds and flowers. Thought to be native to Central Mexico, it migrated into the United States from Mexico in the late 19th century and had infested all U.S. cotton-growing areas by the 1920s, devastating the industry and the people working in the American South.

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1. A drought is an event of prolonged shortages in the water supply, whether atmospheric, surface water or ground water. A drought can last for months or years, or may be declared after as few as 15 days.
2. Ship RMS Lusitania was a British ocean liner that was launched by the Cunard Line in 1906 and that held the Blue Riband appellation for the fastest Atlantic crossing in 1908. It was briefly the world's largest passenger ship until the completion of the Mauretania three months later.
4. In some parts of the world (or in some parts of the same country), too much food is grown. Such overproduction is expensive economically and ecologically. Heavily subsidized surpluses depress international market prices of commodities and thus create severe problems for developing countries whose economies are based on agriculture. They also tend to reduce the incentives for domestic food production. Subsidized disposal of the surpluses (often as food aid) depresses markets for commodities such as rice and sugar, and undermines the economies of the developing countries that depend on them.
8. Roosevelt (FDR) Franklin Delano Roosevelt, often referred to by his initials FDR, was an American politician and attorney who served as the 32nd president of the United States from 1933 until his death in 1945.
9. World War I, often abbreviated as WWI or WW1, also known as the First World War or the Great War, was an international conflict that began on 28 July 1914 and ended on 11 November 1918.
10. Deal The New Deal was a series of programs, public work projects, financial reforms, and regulations enacted by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the United States between 1933 and 1939.
14. Market Crash A stock market crash is a sudden dramatic decline of stock prices across a major cross-section of a stock market, resulting in a significant loss of paper wealth. Crashes are driven by panic selling and underlying economic factors. They often follow speculation and economic bubbles.

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3. Indian version of Hollywood.
5. Japanese food company that specializes in the production and sale of convenience food and instant noodles
8. a distinct of the musical genre in Jamaica.
10. 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.
18. a combination of the hormones estrogen and progestogen in the form of a pill which inhibits female infertility.
19. 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).
21. Egyptian colonel and statesman; prime minister and president.
23. a chinese social media
24. the worst outbreak of anti-Semitism, claiming the lives of 6 million Jews.
28. term that is used while talking about economics, deals with production being mostly privately owned and operated to gain profit while the production, distributing, and the price of the goods are determined by the free market.
30. an association of nations dedicated to economic and political cooperation in southeastern Asia and who joined with the United States to fight against global terrorism (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) NAFTA.
31. A harmless variant or derivative of a pathogen that stimulates a host's immune system to mount defenses against the pathogen.
32. Individuals who work to spread their religious beliefs.
35. A political system in which the government owns all property and dominates all aspects of life in a country.
37. strong and predictable winds.
38. an agreement between the United States of America, Canada, and Mexico to create a north American trading block with certain rules governing trade between the three nations.
39. 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.
40. 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.
41. The distinguishing term used for nations with supreme global power from the mere limited resources of other, merely great powers.
43. A Christian kingdom that developed in the highlands of eastern Africa under the dynasty of King Lalaibela.
44. A progressive neurologic disorder that affects memory, thinking and behavior and causes the brain to shrink (atrophy) and brain cells to die.
45. an alliance made to defend one another if they were attacked by any other country; US,england,France, Canada, Western European countries.
49. established by Abbasid caliphs.
50. Creation of large, state run farms rather than individual holdings.

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1. An infectious bacterial disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis and is characterized by the growth of nodules (tubercles) in the tissues, especially the lungs.
2. During the Cold War, local or regional wars in which the superpowers armed, trained, and financed the combatants.
4. 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.
6. a member of a community of people who move from one place to another, either with their livestock or subsisting on hunting and gathering.
7. a political, economic, and social hierarchy which helped organize land, work, and people's roles.
9. Bird droppings utilized as fertilizer.
11. the leader of the Indonesian struggle for independence from the Netherlands.
12. the destruction of forest or forested areas by human or natural means.
13. the process by which fertile land becomes desert, typically as a result of drought, deforestation, or inappropriate agriculture.
14. 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.
15. fabrics, introduced into West Africa by Muslims.
16. was in great demand and by the twentieth century had become the most valuable commodity traded on the world market.
17. trade, Weapons of Mass Destruction.
20. Led Germany During WW2
22. A people of this name is mentioned as early as the records of the Tang empire, living as nomads in northern Eurasia.
25. Satisfying the demands of dissatisfied powers in an effort to maintain peace and stability.
26. Indian multinational corporation that produced cars, farm equipment, military vehicles, and electrical energy.
27. an international organization based in Geneva that monitors and enforces rules governing
29. was common in west africa where the bantu speakers had some immunity to it from long exposure.
33. chemicals that inhibit the growth of or kill other microorganisms.
34. A mixture of saltpeter, sulfur, and charcoal, in various proportions.
35. one of the first metals discovered.
36. the first to be destroyed by an atomic bomb.
42. Had a big role on the civil rights movement.
46. 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.
47. Soviet statesman whose foreign policy brought an end to the Cold War and whose domestic policy introduced major reforms.
48. concerned with protecting its own borders against its German, French, and Dutch neighbors than with colonizing and advancing.

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1. One of Hitler’s objectives was to get the German people (and others) to practice this extreme form of facism, which is _.
4. (3 words) When the Third Estate met at the beginning of the French Revolution and swore to not disband until the constitution was changed.
8. Many farms and factories were brought under state ownership and control due to this.
9. (2 words) The representation of the Third Estate that demanded economic reforms and equality between Estates.
11. Terrorist attacks were perpetrated by this group, whose objective was to destroy the influence of English colonialism.
14. (3 words) The mass murder of civilians following the second Sino-Japanese War by the Japanese Imperial Army.
15. The different classes during the French Revolution were called this.
16. The European Union is a prime example of this.
18. The starvation of Ukrainians due to Soviet policies.
19. The withdrawal from a government or an organization.
20. The mass genocide of Jewish people during the events of WWII by German Nazis and collaborators.
22. (2 words) The assassination of this Archduke led to the start of the first World War.
26. (3 words) This period of time led by Robespierre, during the French Revolution, where numerous massacres and public executions took place.
27. (3 words) Founded by the Paris Peace Conference after the first World War, this organization was formed with the objective to maintain peace.
28. In the Second World War, innocent _ were targeted more, which lead to moral conflicts and attacks of certain ethnic/racial/religious groups.
31. Considered unilateral, an example of this is Iraq invading and ruling over Kuwait.
32. (2 words) This organization was created after the horror of World War Two to avoid the scourge of war. Its fundamental belief is peace can be achieved through multilateralism.
33. An example of this is when the principles of the US foreign policy was changed by Obama, leading to an increased usage of drones.
34. An example of this is when Canada allowed women related to men in the military to vote in an attempt to get more enrollment in the armed forces.
35. The US invasion in Iraq was an example of this.
37. The racial segregation and inequality that existed in South Africa.
39. Free trade agreements between two countries are often seen as an example of this.
40. The incident in Rwanda where mass killings against certain groups of individuals is considered a _.
42. Canada gained its own _ after cutting most of its ties with Britain.
43. A mode of political organization that allows each state to maintain its own sovereignty.
45. NATO, the UN, and the WTO are all examples of this.
46. (2 words) The United Nations is a main example of this, with the intention of promoting international protection and cooperation to prevent future conflict.
47. (2 words) Britain left this organization to take better control over immigration and its borders.
48. (2 words) The forced relocation of Japanese people into incarceration camps along the west coast of Canada during WWII.
49. (2 words) The United States used this against Japan in an attempt to quickly surrender the Japanese.

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2. (2 words) Kosovo demonstrated this during their declaration for independence in becoming a nation-state.
3. Canada’s involvement in Cyprus since 1964 is one of Canada’s longest _ operations.
5. (3 words) This treaty signified the end of WWI and required Germany to pay reparations.
6. Napoleon being removed from power and being forced to leave and never return is considered _.
7. (3 words) Greenpeace and UNICEF are examples of this.
10. Canada collects taxes and distributes them to poorer provinces in order to maintain equality.
12. (2 words) The blockade designed to cut off British trade from the rest of Europe, set up by Napoleon.
13. (2 words) The bombing of the US naval base in _ brought the US into the second World War.
17. A well known example of collective security in the present day is this organization.
20. The practice of providing assistance to others to improve the quality of life for humanity.
21. (2 words)
23. (2 words) This was held by the allies against Germany, after WW2 to prosecute authorities for war crimes.
24. The UN established this power to a handful of more dominating countries, leading to an imbalance of power.
25. (2 words) This reformed French legal code was later implemented in other countries with changes made.
29. (2 words) This was meant to be a peaceful agreement, but instead, gave Hitler the opportunity to conquer what is known now as the Sudetenland.
30. The Japanese Internment in western Canada is an example of _.
36. This policy was championed by Neville Chamberlain to avoid a potential war. At the Munich conference, Chamberlain gave into Hitler’s demand for the Sudetenland.
38. After the first World War, Germany was required to pay for financial _ .
41. America was accused of acting unilaterally when it led an invasion into this country in 2003 under the belief that the country had weapons of mass destruction. America was accused of wanting to assure its access to oil.
44. The United State’s refusal to join the League of Nations in order to keep to themselves/not involve themselves in future overseas conflict is an example of this.

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3. These fictional books take place during actual events from history.
4. Nature’s first green.
6. These books may be realistic, but this genre consists of books that feature entirely made up characters and stories.
8. This fictional genre is all about falling in and out of love.
9. This is the abbreviation for the writing style that you are likely using on any research paper you write at JHS. Make sure all of your citations are in this format!
12. If you want to learn more about someone’s life and accomplishments, check out this genre of books.
13. When you check out a book, this is how many weeks you may keep it before returning or renewing.
14. Want to learn a little bit about cooking, or about foods from different cultures and time periods, or maybe you’re just hungry? This is the nonfiction genre for you!
15. This nonfiction genre contains encyclopedias and is a great starting point for a research paper.
16. If you are in need of a book for read for Mr. Pittard’s WW2 class, or another history class, you might want to check the History and __________ section of the library.
17. Author of classic books including one whose title occurred 40 years ago, and one that features talking animals running their own government.
19. Fans of CSI might find some interesting books in this nonfiction genre.
20. The last name of a character who learns he is a descendant of Greek gods.
23. This nonfiction genre contains books about different faiths and beliefs.
25. Another word for category. Books in our library are arranged by this.
26. If you are looking for information about dogs, cats, lizards, or birds, try this nonfiction genre.
27. We have great expectations for this classic author.
28. In this nonfiction section of the library, you are likely to find books about exercise, mental wellness, and other related topics.
30. The first name of a young student who learns magic, flies on a broom, and has many near death experiences.
32. In this genre, books may take place in the future and include advanced technology.
33. This author is known for a series of novels taking place in a dystopian society, featuring characters forced into an arena to fight for their lives for the entertainment of others.
34. Monsters, ghosts, and all the spooky things are found in this genre.
35. In this section of the library, you can find books about Van Gogh and Picasso as well as books about theater and fashion.
37. A children’s book author who is known for his rhyming stories featuring unique characters and worlds such as Whoville.
38. This genre contains titles such as The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Oliver Twist, and A Tale of Two Cities.
41. A very important person. We wouldn’t have books without talented people who write them!
42. One of two “star crossed lovers”.
45. This type of novel is similar in layout to a comic book.
46. This author is responsible for writing 38 plays and 134 sonnets.
47. This author is famous for a series of fantasy books about hobbits, elves, dwarves, and cursed rings.

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1. The number of books you may check out from the library at one time.
2. This is the name of the database search engine that you have access to through the media center website.
5. In this novel, a group of young boys is stranded on an island and left to survive on their own.
7. Some books have pictures, and this person is to thank for that!
10. The library has both a fiction and nonfiction section for this genre of books that may include topics like football, gymnastics, and soccer.
11. The title of this classic scary story is the name of the scientist, not the monster.
14. This poet took the road less traveled, and it made all the difference.
16. Are you looking to learn more about another country or location? Try visiting the Travel and ______ section of the library!
18. In this nonfiction section of books, you will find the writings of Shakespeare, poems, and other literary works. Language and _________.
21. This is the nonfiction genre you will want to visit if doing a report on the Egyptian pyramids.
22. This is the name of an online encyclopedia. You have access to it through the media center website. It is a great starting point for many research topics.
24. This female poet could not stop for death.
29. Every book has one of these - the book’s name.
31. This is the genre where you might find books about mythical creatures and magic.
32. Bear Grylls might find a book he would enjoy in this section of the library.
36. Every Wednesday morning, this society meets in the media center to discuss monthly books.
37. If Mrs. Long is not available to check out your books, you can use this type of checkout located at the front of the library. Just be sure to scan the “reset” barcode!
39. Who do you email to have documents printed?
40. Sister authors who gave us the classics Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights.
43. Who did it? Read a book from this genre to find out.
44. This is the title of one the February picks for the Tome society. (hint-there is a poster in the media center)

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6. Isang kasangkapan na ginamit nuon ng mga hittites upang matalo angmga kalaban nila.
7. Isang Griyegong pilosopo at estudyante ni Socrates.
9. Ang tangway na nagmula sa Timog Europa patungong Dagat Meditterean.
11. Isang lungsod sa Laconia sa Peloponnese sa Greece.
20. Isang pilosopiyang Tsino na pinagtatalunan kung totoo siya sa kasaysayan.
24. Tinataya na ito ang pinakamahabang ilog sa daigdig.
25. Isang bahagi ng daigdig na pinagbuklod ng magakakatulad na katangiang pisikal at kultura.
28. Ang bumigkas ng “vedi, vedi, veci”
30. Isang anyong tubig na daungan ng mga barko.
32. Isang uri ng anyong lupa na naglalabas ng magma at lava.
34. Kung saan naglaban ang mga Griyego at Persyano.
37. Ang kapital ng bansang Italya.
39. Isang pinuno at manunulat ng mga Romano na nakakita ng kasaganaan at luho ng pamumuhay sa Carthege.
40. Ang pag-aaral ng mga “fossil”
41. Malaking lugar sa isang kalawakan ng tubig.
42. Ito ay kilala sa mga sinaunang taga-Ehipto bilang Waset.
43. Ang kapatid ni Romulus na tagapagtatag ng Roma.
46. Ay isang bansa sa Timog-Silangan ng Timog-Amerika.
48. Kapatagan sa tuktok ng isang bundok.
52. Isang agham panlipunan na nag-aaral at sumusuri sa mga yaman at kalakal.
55. Isang mahabang ilog sa hilagang Italya na may sukat na 29km.
56. Ang modernong yugto ng mga sinaunang tao.
57. Ang heneral na kaibigan ni Alexander D. Great.
59. Ito ay tawag sa mga lalaking spartano.
60. Isang mahalagang diyos ng Hindu at isang aspekto ng Trimurti.
62. Ang bansa na nais magsimula ng WW2.
64. Uri ng tao na higit na mas malakas kaysa sa modernong tao.
65. Ang ika-lima at huling Emperador Romano ng dinastiyang Hulio-Claudian.
67. Isang hari ng lungsod estado ng Sparta sa sinaunang Gresya.
68. Saang bansa matatagpuan ang Red sea.
69. Isang mayamang uri ng tao o pamilya.
70. Isang popular na griyegong manunula at rapsodista na naglikha ng Illiad at Odyssey.
72. Ang tagapangasiwa ng mga Hinduismo.
73. Ang pangalawang pinaka mapulong bansa sa daigdig.
77. Isang lahi ng tao kung saan ay matangos ang ilong at sila’y galling sa mga mediterranean countries.
80. Ang ikalawang Emperadorng Roma mula sa pagkamatay ni augustus.
81. Ang aklat ng mga kristiyano.
82. Ang pinakaunang imperyo sa mesopotanya.
84. Isang mahaba, patag at malawak na anyong lupa.
85. Ang tawag kay Augustus ng sya ay nagging isa sa mga hari ng 2nd Triumuirate.

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1. Bahagi ng east Africa kung saan nakatira ang mga taga Lower Paleolitik na tao.
2. Ang mambabatas na nagtagal ng pag-aalipin sa Greece.
3. Ang kinikilalalang maalamat na hari ng islang Crete.
4. Isang uri ng alipin na napipilitang magbigay ng tiyak na bahagi ng ani, sapat upang mapakain ang mga tao.
5. Ito ay pangalan ng isang pook na pang-arkeolohiya na nasa Hisarlik na nasa loob ng Anatolia.
8. Isang republika sa Hilagang-Silangang Aprika at maliit na bahagi ng Timog kanlurang Asya.
9. Ito ay isang malaking likas na daanang tubig.
10. Ang pangalawa sa pinakamalaking kontinente sa daigdig.
12. Ang kapatid ni Remus na tagapagtatag sa Roma.
13. Ang tawag sa naatasang bumuo ng kodigo ng mga batas para mabasa ng mga tao sa Athens.
14. Diyos ng paglikha sa Hindu.
15. Uri ng tao na nagmula sa Afrika na may pagkaitim na kulay.
16. Ang pang-apat na persyanong hari ng imperyong Achaemenid.
17. Pinag-iikutan ng ating mundo kung kaya’t tayo ay nakakaranas ng araw at gabi.
18. Nangangahulugang “dumating ako”.
19. Isang hari ng Israel at ayon sa Koran, isang poeta, anak ni David at kilala bilang Sulayman o Sulaiman.
21. Ang bansang matatagpuan sa Hilagang-Silangang dulo ng dagat Mediterano.
22. Labi ng uri ng tao na nakuha sa kuwebang Tabon.
23. Ang nanay ni Romulus at Remonus.
26. Ito ay isang teorya na kung saan ay ang solar system ay nagmula sa Isang malaki, mainit, at umiikot na nebula.
27. Isang mababang lugar sa pagitan ng nga burol.
28. Ang pinakamalaki at pinakamatao sa mga islang Griyego.
29. Ang tawag sa mga nakatira sa Achea.
31. Ang ama ng kasaysayan
33. Matatagpuan sa pagitan ng Europa, Asya at Aprika.
35. Ang capital ng Greece.
36. Isang makitid na piraso ng lupa na nagkokonekta sa dalawang mas.
38. Ang pagpapalit ng pisikal na itsura ng isang material mula gas patungong tubig o likido.
40. Ang tawag sa pag-aaral sa isip ng tao.
44. Ang Romanong diyos ng digmaan.
45. Ang tinatawag na lupain ng mga sibilisadong hari sa Mesopotanya.
46. Bansa na kilala sa tawag na “Land of Plenty”.
47. Isang malaking disyerto na matatagpuan sa China.
49. Ito ay isang pangunahing mesopotamyang silangang semitiko na ay isang kaharian at imperyo ng sinaunang malapit na silangan.
50. Isang intisik na pilosopo na itinuturing bilang isa sa pinaka bantog na kumpusyano.
51. Ang tawag sa kapanganakan ng isang paraon na namuno sa ika-apat na dinastiya ng Ehipto noong lumang kaharian.
53. Ang bansang nasa pangalawang pinaka puno ng populasyon sa buong mundo.
54. Ang pinaka-unang kabihasnan ng Mesopotanya.
58. Isang posisyon sa pisikal na espasyo na sumasakop sa ibabaw ng daigdig.
61. Korea Ay diktador na bansa sa Asya.
63. Ang kalinangan sa pagitan ng paleolitiko at neolitiko.
66. Ang pangalawang pinakamalaking bansa sa mundo.
71. Ito ay ang pinaka-mahalagang sa sinaunang italya noong bago dumating ang sinauang Romano.
74. Ang pag-aaral sa mga diyos.
75. Bansang nagmula ang mga popular na mga dinastiya.
76. Isang lungsod sa Assyrian sa hilagang Mesopotanya.
78. Ang pinakamalaking kontinente sa buong daigdig/mundo.
79. Ang pinakamalamig na lugar sa daigdig.
83. Isang material sa paggawa ng mga gusali.

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3. Matatagpuan sa pagitan ng Europa, Asya at Aprika.
5. Ang kinikilalalang maalamat na hari ng islang Crete.
9. Isang mahabang ilog sa hilagang Italya na may sukat na 29km.
11. Ang bansang nasa pangalawang pinaka puno ng populasyon sa buong mundo.
14. Isang mahalagang diyos ng Hindu at isang aspekto ng Trimurti.
16. Isang lungsod sa Assyrian sa hilagang Mesopotanya.
17. Ang pag-aaral sa mga diyos.
18. Isang anyong tubig na daungan ng mga barko.
21. Ito ay tawag sa mga lalaking spartano.
24. Ito ay pangalan ng isang pook na pang-arkeolohiya na nasa Hisarlik na nasa loob ng Anatolia.
25. Isang malaking disyerto na matatagpuan sa China.
28. Isang pinuno at manunulat ng mga Romano na nakakita ng kasaganaan at luho ng pamumuhay sa Carthege.
31. Isang pilosopiyang Tsino na pinagtatalunan kung totoo siya sa kasaysayan.
33. Ang modernong yugto ng mga sinaunang tao.
34. Isang kasangkapan na ginamit nuon ng mga hittites upang matalo angmga kalaban nila.
37. Ang tangway na nagmula sa Timog Europa patungong Dagat Meditterean.
38. Kapatagan sa tuktok ng isang bundok.
40. Kung saan naglaban ang mga Griyego at Persyano.
43. Isang lahi ng tao kung saan ay matangos ang ilong at sila’y galling sa mga mediterranean countries.
44. Isang lungsod sa Laconia sa Peloponnese sa Greece.
46. Ito ay isang teorya na kung saan ay ang solar system ay nagmula sa Isang malaki, mainit, at umiikot na nebula.
47. Isang intisik na pilosopo na itinuturing bilang isa sa pinaka bantog na kumpusyano.
50. Isang hari ng Israel at ayon sa Koran, isang poeta, anak ni David at kilala bilang Sulayman o Sulaiman.
52. Ang pagpapalit ng pisikal na itsura ng isang material mula gas patungong tubig o likido.
56. Malaking lugar sa isang kalawakan ng tubig.
59. Bahagi ng east Africa kung saan nakatira ang mga taga Lower Paleolitik na tao.
61. Ang pangalawang pinaka mapulong bansa sa daigdig.
62. Ang bansang matatagpuan sa Hilagang-Silangang dulo ng dagat Mediterano.
63. Pinag-iikutan ng ating mundo kung kaya’t tayo ay nakakaranas ng araw at gabi.
64. Ang tinatawag na lupain ng mga sibilisadong hari sa Mesopotanya.
66. Ang ika-lima at huling Emperador Romano ng dinastiyang Hulio-Claudian.
67. Ang pinakaunang imperyo sa mesopotanya.
69. Ay isang bansa sa Timog-Silangan ng Timog-Amerika.
71. Isang bahagi ng daigdig na pinagbuklod ng magakakatulad na katangiang pisikal at kultura.
74. Diyos ng paglikha sa Hindu.
75. Ang kapatid ni Romulus na tagapagtatag ng Roma.
76. Labi ng uri ng tao na nakuha sa kuwebang Tabon.
78. Ang kapatid ni Remus na tagapagtatag sa Roma.
80. Ang kapital ng bansang Italya.
81. Ang bumigkas ng “vedi, vedi, veci”
86. Bansang nagmula ang mga popular na mga dinastiya.
87. Ang pangalawang pinakamalaking bansa sa mundo.
88. Ito ay isang malaking likas na daanang tubig.

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1. Nangangahulugang “dumating ako”.
2. Ang bansa na nais magsimula ng WW2.
4. Ang pinaka-unang kabihasnan ng Mesopotanya.
6. Ang tagapangasiwa ng mga Hinduismo.
7. Ang tawag kay Augustus ng sya ay nagging isa sa mga hari ng 2nd Triumuirate.
8. Isang uri ng alipin na napipilitang magbigay ng tiyak na bahagi ng ani, sapat upang mapakain ang mga tao.
10. Isang republika sa Hilagang-Silangang Aprika at maliit na bahagi ng Timog kanlurang Asya.
12. Ang pang-apat na persyanong hari ng imperyong Achaemenid.
13. Ang tawag sa mga nakatira sa Achea.
15. Ang nanay ni Romulus at Remonus.
19. Ang aklat ng mga kristiyano.
20. Isang makitid na piraso ng lupa na nagkokonekta sa dalawang mas.
22. Ito ay isang pangunahing mesopotamyang silangang semitiko na ay isang kaharian at imperyo ng sinaunang malapit na silangan.
23. Isang agham panlipunan na nag-aaral at sumusuri sa mga yaman at kalakal.
26. Ang heneral na kaibigan ni Alexander D. Great.
27. Isang uri ng anyong lupa na naglalabas ng magma at lava.
29. Ang pinakamalamig na lugar sa daigdig.
30. Korea Ay diktador na bansa sa Asya.
31. Isang posisyon sa pisikal na espasyo na sumasakop sa ibabaw ng daigdig.
32. Ito ay ang pinaka-mahalagang sa sinaunang italya noong bago dumating ang sinauang Romano.
35. Saang bansa matatagpuan ang Red sea.
36. Ang tawag sa pag-aaral sa isip ng tao.
39. Ang pinakamalaking kontinente sa buong daigdig/mundo.
41. Isang popular na griyegong manunula at rapsodista na naglikha ng Illiad at Odyssey.
42. Isang material sa paggawa ng mga gusali.
45. Ang kalinangan sa pagitan ng paleolitiko at neolitiko.
48. Ang pag-aaral ng mga “fossil”
49. Ang ama ng kasaysayan
51. Isang hari ng lungsod estado ng Sparta sa sinaunang Gresya.
53. Uri ng tao na higit na mas malakas kaysa sa modernong tao.
54. Ang pinakamalaki at pinakamatao sa mga islang Griyego.
55. Isang mahaba, patag at malawak na anyong lupa.
57. Bansa na kilala sa tawag na “Land of Plenty”.
58. Ang Romanong diyos ng digmaan.
60. Ang capital ng Greece.
65. Ang ikalawang Emperadorng Roma mula sa pagkamatay ni augustus.
68. Ang tawag sa kapanganakan ng isang paraon na namuno sa ika-apat na dinastiya ng Ehipto noong lumang kaharian.
70. Uri ng tao na nagmula sa Afrika na may pagkaitim na kulay.
72. Isang mayamang uri ng tao o pamilya.
73. Ito ay kilala sa mga sinaunang taga-Ehipto bilang Waset.
77. Tinataya na ito ang pinakamahabang ilog sa daigdig.
79. Isang mababang lugar sa pagitan ng nga burol.
82. Ang pangalawa sa pinakamalaking kontinente sa daigdig.
83. Ang mambabatas na nagtagal ng pag-aalipin sa Greece.
84. Ang tawag sa naatasang bumuo ng kodigo ng mga batas para mabasa ng mga tao sa Athens.
85. Isang Griyegong pilosopo at estudyante ni Socrates.

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2. Pirates Pitcher Dock Ellis threw a no hitter while being this
4. 1988 they got these in order to play night games
6. Father and creator of the curveball
8. Saved an American flag from being burned by fans while as a Cub
9. Roberto Clemente died iin this
11. The Man of Steal,Broke Lou Brocks Stolen Base record
13. Broke Babe Ruths career home run record, was an incredible ambassador for baseball
14. He is the only man to have his number retired in every single ballparl
16. Cubs fan interfered with Moises Alou making a catch, led to the Cubs losing a shot at the World Series
18. Play by Willie Mays in the Polo Grounds running toward the wall catching the ball over the shoulder
21. Early type of fantasy baseball started by a group of journalists
23. Became the voice of the Los Angeles Dodgers in broadcasting
25. Highlighted during the All Star Game to feature power hitters
26. Hit game winning home run over the Red Sox in 1978
27. Catcher hits a home run in the 1st game back after the 9/11 attacks
31. Last man to hit over .400
34. Became known as Mr October due to his clutch play for the Yankees
35. Became baseballs Iron Man due to his consecutive games played record
39. Giants vs Athletics World Series was interrupted by this event
40. In 1903 the first of these was played featuring baseballs best teams
42. 17 year old woman struck out both Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig
49. Arguably the greatest player of all time, Giants outfielder made what many say is the greatest catch of all time
50. George Brett's controversial game against the Yankees was due to this
54. Saw Ted Williams become a pilot andthe game replaced by the AAGPBL
56. Bobby Thomsen pennant winning three run home run for the Giants
57. These women played baseball for Rockford, Racine and other cities during WW2
60. After his incredible 1968 season his play forced MLB to lower the mound to help hitters
61. Debuted in the Majors at the age of 15
65. Nickname for the giant wall in Boston that is painted green
66. Won the 100th anniversary of the World Series
67. 1927 Yankees Combs, Koenig, Ruth, Gehrig, Meusel and Lazzeri
69. Stole home in the 1955 World Series cementing himself as a GREAT player
70. This Dodgers pinch hit home run while injured sparked a World Series win
71. Babe Ruth was sold from the Red Sox to this team in order to fund a musical by the Red Sox owner
72. Name of the speech given by Lou Gehrig when he l. left the game of baseball due to illness

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1. Designed to get every close call correct, slowed the pace of play
3. Where the Dodgers and Giants moved top opening the game up to minority players
5. Yankee catcher who died in a plane crash
7. First 2 teams to wear numbers on their jerseys - American League
10. Won the 2001 World Series in Game 7
12. This Dodger threw a perfect game in 1965
15. Was founded in January 1901, includes the Designated Hitter
17. First fully professional baseball team
19. Only player to be killed by being hit by a pitch
20. Initial class included Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb
22. 1939 saw baseball here for the first time
24. Cardinals Outfielder who was a base stealing machine
28. Debate still rages over if this man took part in the Chicago White Sox "fixing" the World Series
29. How many games consecutively that Joe DiMaggio had a hit
30. Broke the color barrier for managers in the MLB
32. 1994 this happened to MLB and drove a wedge between fans and teams
33. His base running mistake playing against the Cubs cost his team a shot at a World Series
36. This Johnny threw back to back consecutive no hitters
37. Ron Blomberg took the first at bat as one of these in the American League
38. 1st African American player to break the color barrier in the American League
41. Scored from 1st base running past a coaches stop signal, This Cardinal scored on a single, known as "The Mad Dash"
43. First President that began the tradition of throwing out the first pitch
44. Both Joe Jackson and Pete Rose were given this penalty by MLB
45. Hit 61 home runs in 1961 breaking Babe Ruth's single season home run record
46. A ground ball between his legs cost the Red Sox a shot at winning the World Series
47. His refusal of a trade began what is known as Free Agency
48. Part of the Big Red Machine, Became baseballs all time hit king
51. Greatest game ever pitched included this Pirate in a losing effort
52. Sandy Kooufax sat game 1 of the 1965 World Series due to this holiday
53. Became the All Time Home Run leader overtaking Henry Aaron, many argue with the help of PED's
55. Threw baseballs only perfect game in a World Series
58. Was founded in 1876 and was thought to be the purer of the baseball leagues
59. His surgery has prolonged the careers of many pitchers
62. Had his career derailed when a line drive hit him in the right eye, costing him an entire season
63. Set the original record for baseballs consecutive games played, known as the Iron Horse
64. Became the norm for many players to "cheat" the game of baseball in the 90's early 2000's
68. Demolition night for this in Chicago turned into a disaster

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4. Det vi i dag kalder for Kina
7. i hvilken by blev Erik Klipping brutalt myrdet af ukendte gerningsmænd
9. Den krig der varede fra 1939-1945
14. et andet ord for at have dummet sig
18. den union som den første dronning af Danmark Margrethe den 1 oprettede og styrede
21. et andet ord for sætninger Luther skrev 95 af dem
24. Mand som opdagede Amerika (efternavnet)
25. hvad er den oprindelige betydning for Renæssancen
26. hvilket sprog blev der talt i kirken i gamle dage
27. navnet på den by hvor colombus blev født
28. hvem skrev det smukke kærlighedsdigt om kvinden Donna Laura
29. tiden hvor at bønderne skulle blive hjemme for at hvis der kom krig skulle de være klar
33. den anden af Odins ravne
36. første kvinde på jorden
37. leder for den franske hær i hundredårskrigen
38. en af Odins ravne
41. når man har erobret en del af et andet land
43. en brutal borgerkrig der varede fra 1534-1536
44. første man på jorden
48. navnet på den biskop der siges at have grundlagt København
50. Det land som den opdagelses rejsende Hernán Cortés opdagede og koloniserede
51. når man ikke kunne forstå sproget i kirken kiggede man på noget andet for at forstå det bedre hvad var det
53. Mand der byggede en ark på guds befaling
54. hvordan døde Jesus
57. i landet siger man at det er centrum af verden
58. hvad var meget vigtigt i middelalderen hvor man mødes og kan handle
60. hvad hedder det land hvor Danmarks flag siges at være faldet ned under
64. i 1864 mistede vi igen noget af et land men hvilket land var det denne gang
66. i 1814 mistede vi et land hvilket
67. et af Lokes børn (Loke halv gud halv jætte)
68. hvilket land lykkedes det aldrig for mongolerne at indtage
69. Manden der bragte reformationen til Danmark (efternavnet)
70. i 1658 mistede vi noget af et land hvilket land
71. en mand der dyrker jorden
72. folk der rejser rundt og aldrig bor et fast sted
75. en afstraffelses metode som man brugte i gamle dage hvor man bare var på gaden og alle måtte spytte på en og råbe skældsord efter en
80. en ting som i midten af 1400-tallet blev en meget vigtig opfindelse og hjalp især Martin Luther med at skrive de 95 teser
82. Elefanternes stødtænder
83. hvad var folkene som: Odin, Thor, Freja, Frej og Thyr
84. en japansk kriger
85. navnet på den kvinde man fejre den 3 december
86. navnet på samuraiernes lange sværd

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1. hvad hedder det når indbyggerende i et land begynder en krig
2. tiden der varede fra ca. 1050-1536
3. hvad hed den første dronning af Danmark
5. en koloni som finder sted ved Afrika
6. ordet for at alle må slå en ihjel
8. det dyr der overtalte Eva til at tage en bid af æblet
10. det lille sværd som samuraierne bruger til at begå selvmord
11. de nordiske guders konge
12. navnet på Danmarks flag
13. en mand fra en meget berømt vise han endte med at være fredløs i skoven for at have dræbt sin familie
15. det ændrede på vores livsstil i 1536
16. Estlands hovedstad hvor dannebrog faldt ned fra himlen
17. det oprindelige ord for den sorte død
19. han er halv gud halv jætte og blev "adopteret" af de nordiske guders konge Odin
20. bogstaverne i gamle dage
22. Leonardo Da Vinci har malet et meget berømt maleri hvad hedder det
23. hvad kaldte man en kalender i gamle dage
29. Navnet på den nye stjerne som blev opdaget af den berømte astronom Tycho Brahe
30. hvad hed de bønder der skulle blive hjemme under stavns båndet (1733-1788)
31. en mand der har ligget i en mose i mange år og som blev fundet i grauballe
32. navnet på kongen der indførte enevælde
34. en meget berømt astronom som har navngivet en ny stjerne
35. ting som salt og peber som var meget gode handelsting i gamle dage
37. manden der startede vores tidsregning og er søn af gud
39. Den første ting som Marco Polo gjorde for at komme til Mongolriget
40. herskerinde af dødsriget og et af Lokes børn
41. det træ Adam og Eva ikke måtte spise af
42. Jesus mor
43. den anden ting som Marco gjorde for at komme til riget
45. Han rejste helt fra Venedig til Mongolriget/Kina (fornavn)
46. søn af de nordiske guders konge
47. et af Lokes børn (Loke halv gud halv jætte)
49. et fantastisk fund lavet af guld og udstillet på nationalmuseet i København
52. navnet på den spanske erobre der erobrede Inkariget
55. et fund som er tegn på at man tilbad solen som gud
56. hvad var navnet på manden der fik tilnavnet Atterdag
59. en gammel mand der blev fundet i Bjældskovdal og ligger på silkeborg museum
61. Navnet på den kejser som styrede mongolriget
62. det var da kong Frederik den 3 besluttede at det kun var kongen der måtte bestemme
63. man skulle betale det når man sejlede i Øresund i midten af Sverige og Danmark
65. en samling af tyske byer sammensluttet i hanseforbundet
73. en meget berømt profet
74. han var den første moderne læge nogensinde
76. Den tredje og sidste ting Marco Polo gjorde for at komme til Mongolriget
77. hvilket slot blev brugt til at opholde øresundstolden
78. det hedder det når noget af et land er lånt ud til andre lande
79. en koloni som ligger nede ved Sydindien
81. Egyptens bogstaver

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2. Isang pinuno at manunulat ng mga Romano na nakakita ng kasaganaan at luho ng pamumuhay sa Carthege.
5. Tinataya na ito ang pinakamahabang ilog sa daigdig.
8. Isang uri ng alipin na napipilitang magbigay ng tiyak na bahagi ng ani, sapat upang mapakain ang mga tao.
9. Isang lungsod sa Laconia sa Peloponnese sa Greece.
10. Isang hari ng lungsod estado ng Sparta sa sinaunang Gresya.
11. Isang malaking disyerto na matatagpuan sa China.
13. Isang mahalagang diyos ng Hindu at isang aspekto ng Trimurti.
14. Ang kapatid ni Romulus na tagapagtatag ng Roma.
15. Ang pinakaunang imperyo sa mesopotanya.
17. Isang Griyegong pilosopo at estudyante ni Socrates.
20. Kung saan naglaban ang mga Griyego at Persyano.
23. Ito ay isang teorya na kung saan ay ang solar system ay nagmula sa Isang malaki, mainit, at umiikot na nebula.
26. Ang mambabatas na nagtagal ng pag-aalipin sa Greece.
28. Isang anyong tubig na daungan ng mga barko.
31. Matatagpuan sa pagitan ng Europa, Asya at Aprika.
33. Ang bansang matatagpuan sa Hilagang-Silangang dulo ng dagat Mediterano.
38. Ito ay isang pangunahing mesopotamyang silangang semitiko na ay isang kaharian at imperyo ng sinaunang malapit na silangan.
43. Uri ng tao na higit na mas malakas kaysa sa modernong tao.
44. Korea Ay diktador na bansa sa Asya.
45. Ang bansang nasa pangalawang pinaka puno ng populasyon sa buong mundo.
47. Ang tinatawag na lupain ng mga sibilisadong hari sa Mesopotanya.
49. Isang lahi ng tao kung saan ay matangos ang ilong at sila’y galling sa mga mediterranean countries.
51. Kapatagan sa tuktok ng isang bundok.
52. Ang pangalawang pinakamalaking bansa sa mundo.
54. Diyos ng paglikha sa Hindu.
56. Ang pag-aaral ng mga “fossil”
57. Isang agham panlipunan na nag-aaral at sumusuri sa mga yaman at kalakal.
59. Nangangahulugang “dumating ako”.
60. Saang bansa matatagpuan ang Red sea.
62. Ang aklat ng mga kristiyano.
64. Malaking lugar sa isang kalawakan ng tubig.
65. Ang tawag sa naatasang bumuo ng kodigo ng mga batas para mabasa ng mga tao sa Athens.
67. Ito ay pangalan ng isang pook na pang-arkeolohiya na nasa Hisarlik na nasa loob ng Anatolia.
68. Ang pangalawang pinaka mapulong bansa sa daigdig.
70. Bahagi ng east Africa kung saan nakatira ang mga taga Lower Paleolitik na tao.
72. Ang Romanong diyos ng digmaan.
73. Isang mahaba, patag at malawak na anyong lupa.
75. Ang bansa na nais magsimula ng WW2.
77. Ang pag-aaral sa mga diyos.
79. Isang bahagi ng daigdig na pinagbuklod ng magakakatulad na katangiang pisikal at kultura.
81. Isang mahabang ilog sa hilagang Italya na may sukat na 29km.
84. Ang kinikilalalang maalamat na hari ng islang Crete.
85. Ang heneral na kaibigan ni Alexander D. Great.

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1. Isang republika sa Hilagang-Silangang Aprika at maliit na bahagi ng Timog kanlurang Asya.
2. Isang uri ng anyong lupa na naglalabas ng magma at lava.
3. Isang hari ng Israel at ayon sa Koran, isang poeta, anak ni David at kilala bilang Sulayman o Sulaiman.
4. Ang bumigkas ng “vedi, vedi, veci”
6. Ang modernong yugto ng mga sinaunang tao.
7. Ang pang-apat na persyanong hari ng imperyong Achaemenid.
12. Ito ay kilala sa mga sinaunang taga-Ehipto bilang Waset.
15. Bansa na kilala sa tawag na “Land of Plenty”.
16. Isang material sa paggawa ng mga gusali.
18. Ang ikalawang Emperadorng Roma mula sa pagkamatay ni augustus.
19. Ang tawag sa kapanganakan ng isang paraon na namuno sa ika-apat na dinastiya ng Ehipto noong lumang kaharian.
21. Isang posisyon sa pisikal na espasyo na sumasakop sa ibabaw ng daigdig.
22. Isang popular na griyegong manunula at rapsodista na naglikha ng Illiad at Odyssey.
24. Ang pagpapalit ng pisikal na itsura ng isang material mula gas patungong tubig o likido.
25. Ay isang bansa sa Timog-Silangan ng Timog-Amerika.
27. Ang ika-lima at huling Emperador Romano ng dinastiyang Hulio-Claudian.
29. Ang tawag sa mga nakatira sa Achea.
30. Ang kalinangan sa pagitan ng paleolitiko at neolitiko.
32. Ang ama ng kasaysayan
34. Ito ay ang pinaka-mahalagang sa sinaunang italya noong bago dumating ang sinauang Romano.
35. Ang tawag sa pag-aaral sa isip ng tao.
36. Ito ay isang malaking likas na daanang tubig.
37. Ang pinakamalaking kontinente sa buong daigdig/mundo.
39. Ito ay tawag sa mga lalaking spartano.
40. Ang kapatid ni Remus na tagapagtatag sa Roma.
41. Ang tagapangasiwa ng mga Hinduismo.
42. Isang mababang lugar sa pagitan ng nga burol.
46. Isang mayamang uri ng tao o pamilya.
48. Isang pilosopiyang Tsino na pinagtatalunan kung totoo siya sa kasaysayan.
50. Ang pinakamalaki at pinakamatao sa mga islang Griyego.
52. Bansang nagmula ang mga popular na mga dinastiya.
53. Ang pangalawa sa pinakamalaking kontinente sa daigdig.
55. Ang pinakamalamig na lugar sa daigdig.
58. Ang tangway na nagmula sa Timog Europa patungong Dagat Meditterean.
61. Ang nanay ni Romulus at Remonus.
63. Ang tawag kay Augustus ng sya ay nagging isa sa mga hari ng 2nd Triumuirate.
66. Ang kapital ng bansang Italya.
69. Isang lungsod sa Assyrian sa hilagang Mesopotanya.
71. Uri ng tao na nagmula sa Afrika na may pagkaitim na kulay.
72. Isang intisik na pilosopo na itinuturing bilang isa sa pinaka bantog na kumpusyano.
74. Pinag-iikutan ng ating mundo kung kaya’t tayo ay nakakaranas ng araw at gabi.
76. Isang kasangkapan na ginamit nuon ng mga hittites upang matalo angmga kalaban nila.
78. Ang pinaka-unang kabihasnan ng Mesopotanya.
80. Labi ng uri ng tao na nakuha sa kuwebang Tabon.
82. Isang makitid na piraso ng lupa na nagkokonekta sa dalawang mas.
83. Ang capital ng Greece.

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1. this scandanavian nation is known for frozen and fjords
3. this north african country is south of gibraltar and is the origin point of the fes, a red cap with a tassel
8. both bushes invaded this oil rich middle eastern country
10. this country in the persian gulf is hosting the world cup
12. this country is made of many islands, speaks tagalog and was colonized by spain, the us, and briefly japan
14. ikea
15. this island nation has lemurs and is known for a movie about penguins
16. home to more of the egyptian pyramids than egypt itself
18. this african island country was home to dodo birds
19. this country has the andes, incas, and machu picchu
23. canal between atlantic and pacific
24. kim k has heritage from here
26. colonized brazil
29. it is illegal to chew gum on the streets in this south east asian city state
31. this himalayan country has a dragon on its flag and doesnt recognize half of the world
32. more languages are spoken in this island nation than in any other country
33. this african country sounds a bit like 'can you?'
35. we got embarrassed in a war here, they also have the best egg rolls
36. this himalayan nation is home to mt everest, and is the only country to not have a rectangular flag
37. jewish people
39. tulips and windmills
43. this arabic nation has a very similar name to everyones favorite insane history teacher
44. this european country has a long coastline and is home to dalmatians
46. when you want food you are...
49. birthplace of stalin, not to be confused with the southern us state that surprisingly went blue in 2020
51. could have been ran by jeb bush
53. thanksgiving
54. mt kilimanjaro and safaris
55. this southeast asian nation recently underwent a coup,uses the imperial system and is also known as burma
57. this chain of islands in south east asia is the fourth most populous country in the world
59. carribean country and the birthplace of rihanna
60. the western part of czechoslovakia
61. genghis khan
65. add a second g and its the n word
67. this east african country is infamous for its pirates
68. israel stole a bunch of land from here
70. bull fighting
72. taliban
74. legos
76. the eastern half of czechoslovakia
79. this petrostate is home to the dumbest city in the world, dubai
80. mountains, watches, and neutrality
81. this north african country was home to gaddafi and has a name that sounds like a shortened version of 'liberals yeah'
82. this ultra wealthy european micro nation was carved out of the coastline of the french coastline, hosts a famous formula 1 race, and is the namesake for a douchey european designer outfitter
83. this middle eastern country undergoing civil war sounds like 'yeah man'
87. russias puppet and helped invade ukraine
90. nazis rumored to have gone here
91. this european microstate is deep in the alps
93. the most successful slave rebellion took place in this french speaking carribean country
95. the most populous country in africa, this country hosts a large number of both christians and muslims
96. oui
97. synonymous with sigma
98. polite lumberjacks
99. this south american country has oil and inflation
100. belgium committed atrocities in this large jungle country in africa

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2. home of andrew tate
4. communism and the missile crisis
5. this african country saw a brutal genocide in the 90s
6. this african country resisted european colonization
7. (dr abebes first name) (lands surrounded by water)
9. borat
11. this country is the second most populous in the world and is home to t series
13. the largest country in south america
14. kim jong uns challenger
17. got invaded by russia
20. long and skinny, just like my-
21. formerly east pakistan, its the size of iowa and has more people than russia
22. for here or...
25. its name meaning black mountain, the ending of this country's name probably shouldn't be said on its own
27. anime
28. this oil rich shia muslim country had a hostage crisis in the 70s
30. gingers
34. putin
38. at the southern tip of africa
40. scarface, cocaine
41. islands near florida
42. weed and beaches
44. greek island off the coast of turkey
45. forest glenn takes a trip here
47. kim jong un
48. this violently homophobic middle eastern country is friends with the us
50. this middle eastern country almost sounds like it could be a lesbian support group
52. this country hates india and recently suffered record flooding
56. isis
58. island far north in europe, though it is not as icy as its name would make you think
59. half dutch and half french, its known for its chocalate
62. build a wall
63. the most conservative country in the eu and formerly the battleground of europe
64. this west african country's name sounds like the name of brody's girlfriend
66. pasta
69. this west african country shares a name with a song from frank oceans orange
71. fancy water
73. home of plato, aristotle, and socrates
75. last name of Michael,the NBAs greatest player of all time
77. upside down
78. this nordic will join nato and repelled the soviets in ww2
79. tea
84. some american slaves were returned to this west african country, its name is derived from liberty
85. hitler
86. some boys were stuck in a cave in this southeast asian country
88. the newest country and home to some of the tallest people in the world, manute bol, and his son bol bol
89. near australia and home to kiwis
92. pyramids
94. mercedes benz, biggest economy in europe

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2. The occupation of Czechoslovakia was the ____ of appeasement
3. Hitler occupied Czechoslovakia in the month of _______
4. It is because of this Chamberlain guaranteed to defend ______ if Hitler attacked

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2. The occupation of Czechoslovakia was the ____ of appeasement
3. Hitler occupied Czechoslovakia in the month of _______
4. It is because of this Chamberlain guaranteed to defend ______ if Hitler attacked

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4. The process involving people leaving a country to go and live in another country e.g. Exiting a country
5. A long term change in birth rates and death rates that can be plotted on a graph (model)
7. The average age that people can expect to live to in a certain population
8. A high number of people in a small area
13. A person born during the period of the WW2 baby boom e.g. 1945 - 1960 when there was a dramatic increase in the birth rate
14. People putting a high regard on material goods e.g. houses, cars, overseas holidays
15. The Maori term for migration
16. A description of how people are spread in an area i.e. the distribution pattern of people in a region or country
19. The number of babies born per thousand people in a population per year
20. When the population grows because there are more births than deaths. It is a rate/000.
21. spiral Growth of a region due to more people spending money and investing in it
23. The difference between the number of emigrants and the number of immigrants
24. Around the outside or edge e.g. the outskirts of a city
28. The journey from a person's home to their place of work
30. The act of taking medication either orally or by injection to protect a person against disease
32. Looking after things today so that they will last into the future
35. The cultural and racial group a person belongs to
37. In the countryside
47. Factors that make it more difficult for a migrant to move from their home to their new destination e.g. language
48. from small villages to large cities, usually refers to cities and towns
49. The movement of skilled, professional people who are educated in one country and who then move to another for work e.g. Young people moving from New Zealand to Australia
51. Where something or someone has come from
55. Factors that were made or modified by people (as compared to natural)
57. The proportion of people in the population who rely on others to provide their basic needs (food, shelter, clothing) e.g. children and the elderly. This is usual expressed as a ratio of dependent people to working people
59. Economic decline due to less money circulating in a region
60. Buying and renovating houses in run down urban neighborhoods by wealthier families or individuals, thus improving property values but often displacing low-income families and small businesses
61. A sudden dramatic rise in the number of people in a population
62. Reasons that make a person want to leave a place
63. The use of machinery on a farm e.g. the introduction of a new milking shed that reduces the need for workers

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1. The number of people per square kilometre
2. Migration in small changes rather than one big one. It usually means movement from village to small town, then to a larger town, and then to a city
3. The number of infants under the age of 5 who die per 1000 infants born in a year
6. A triangular shaped graph showing the number or proportion of men and women in different age groups
9. The movement of people from South to North in New Zealand especially from the South Island to the North Island
10. The process involving people coming into a country to live
11. The spread of a city outwards on to rural areas as the population of the city grows eg Botany
12. When a population continues to increase despite reduced birth rates e.g. China in the 1980's and 1990's
17. All communications and services that enable an area to function e.g. roads, water, electricity and sewerage
18. Reasons that attract a person to that place
22. The place a person is travelling to
25. A process when smaller farms are joined together to make larger more profitable farms. Also applies to factories.
26. A survey that counts the number of people present in a region or country on a particular day
27. The part of the economy that produces raw materials e.g. farming, fishing, forestry and mining
29. Subdividing large older properties and putting an additional house(s) on the property
31. The part of the economy that provides services to the other sectors of the economy e.g. insurance, banking, education
33. The movement of people from one area to another to live
34. Well spread out e.g. an area with few people in it
36. An area of space defined by a particular characteristic e.g. location (West Coast) or relief (Southern Alps)
38. The number of people who die per thousand people in a population per year
39. Zero Population Growth is when the birth rate is lower than or the same as the death rate.
40. A city gradually spreading out into rural areas as new suburbs are added at the edge of a city e.g. Dannemora
41. The distribution of natural and/or cultural features on the earth's surface. The way features are arranged or set out.
42. The proportion of males to females in a population
43. The part of the economy that turns raw materials into finished products, manufacturing e.g. factory turns wool into carpet
44. A large city that dominates a region
45. Differences in shape and height of the land e.g. mountains, plains, hills, plateaux
46. Movement of people within a country to live somewhere different
50. A type of map where dots are used to show the numbers of things in a certain area e.g. a dot may represent 1000 people
52. Factors that were not made or modified by people (as compared to cultural). Eg rivers, soil, mountains.
53. The Maori term for settlement
54. An operation to prevent a man or woman from having children
56. the increase in the percentage of the population living in urban areas. Due to natural increase and migration.
58. A type of map where areas are shaded from light to dark to show increasing values

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1. Ang nanay ni Romulus at Remonus.
4. Kapatagan sa tuktok ng isang bundok.
7. Malaking lugar sa isang kalawakan ng tubig.
10. Isang uri ng anyong lupa na naglalabas ng magma at lava.
12. Isang material sa paggawa ng mga gusali.
14. Ang pag-aaral sa mga diyos.
15. Ang heneral na kaibigan ni Alexander D. Great.
16. Ang bansang matatagpuan sa Hilagang-Silangang dulo ng dagat Mediterano.
18. Ang capital ng Greece.
21. Ito ay kilala sa mga sinaunang taga-Ehipto bilang Waset.
23. Ang Romanong diyos ng digmaan.
24. Kung saan naglaban ang mga Griyego at Persyano.
25. Warship vessel that was reverse engineered by the Romans
29. Ang tawag sa naatasang bumuo ng kodigo ng mga batas para mabasa ng mga tao sa Athens.
31. Isang mahabang ilog sa hilagang Italya na may sukat na 29km.
35. Isang mababang lugar sa pagitan ng nga burol.
37. Ang modernong yugto ng mga sinaunang tao.
41. Uri ng tao na higit na mas malakas kaysa sa modernong tao.
42. Tinataya na ito ang pinakamahabang ilog sa daigdig.
43. Ang pinaka-unang kabihasnan ng Mesopotanya.
45. Ang pangalawang pinakamalaking bansa sa mundo.
51. Ang pinakaunang imperyo sa mesopotanya.
52. Ito ay isang teorya na kung saan ay ang solar system ay nagmula sa Isang malaki, mainit, at umiikot na nebula.
53. Ang ika-lima at huling Emperador Romano ng dinastiyang Hulio-Claudian.
54. Isang malaking disyerto na matatagpuan sa China.
56. Ang tawag sa mga nakatira sa Achea.
60. Goddess of agriculture and fertility in Greece
61. Bansa na kilala sa tawag na “Land of Plenty”.
62. Teorya ng mga Anti Evolutionists
65. Libigan ng mga Pharaoh
66. Goddess of wisdom in Greece
68. Bansang nagmula ang mga popular na mga dinastiya.
69. Tawag sa mga maharlika sa Roma
70. Isang Griyegong pilosopo at estudyante ni Socrates.
73. Diyos ng paglikha sa Hindu.
76. Ang kapital ng bansang Italya.
77. Isang kasangkapan na ginamit nuon ng mga hittites upang matalo angmga kalaban nila.
80. Isang lahi ng tao kung saan ay matangos ang ilong at sila’y galling sa mga mediterranean countries.
83. Ang pangalawang pinaka mapulong bansa sa daigdig.
85. Isang agham panlipunan na nag-aaral at sumusuri sa mga yaman at kalakal.
87. Ang pangalawa sa pinakamalaking kontinente sa daigdig.
89. Sentrong pamahalaan ni Minos
91. Ang kapatid ni Remus na tagapagtatag sa Roma.
92. Mga manlalakbay at barbarong mananakop ng mga bansa sa Europa
93. Korea Ay diktador na bansa sa Asya.
94. Isang mayamang uri ng tao o pamilya.
96. Salitang Griego na nangangahulugang "Wisdom"
98. Isang uri ng alipin na napipilitang magbigay ng tiyak na bahagi ng ani, sapat upang mapakain ang mga tao.
99. Ang tawag sa kapanganakan ng isang paraon na namuno sa ika-apat na dinastiya ng Ehipto noong lumang kaharian.
100. Ang kapatid ni Romulus na tagapagtatag ng Roma.

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2. Saang bansa matatagpuan ang Red sea.
3. Isang pilosopiyang Tsino na pinagtatalunan kung totoo siya sa kasaysayan.
5. Ito ay tawag sa mga lalaking spartano.
6. Ang aklat ng mga kristiyano.
8. Isang popular na griyegong manunula at rapsodista na naglikha ng Illiad at Odyssey.
9. Ito ay pangalan ng isang pook na pang-arkeolohiya na nasa Hisarlik na nasa loob ng Anatolia.
11. Ay isang bansa sa Timog-Silangan ng Timog-Amerika.
13. Isang pinuno at manunulat ng mga Romano na nakakita ng kasaganaan at luho ng pamumuhay sa Carthege.
17. Isang hari ng Israel at ayon sa Koran, isang poeta, anak ni David at kilala bilang Sulayman o Sulaiman.
18. Rule of the rich and noble families
19. Isang makitid na piraso ng lupa na nagkokonekta sa dalawang mas.
20. Ang kalinangan sa pagitan ng paleolitiko at neolitiko.
22. Ang mambabatas na nagtagal ng pag-aalipin sa Greece.
23. Isang intisik na pilosopo na itinuturing bilang isa sa pinaka bantog na kumpusyano.
26. The greek word for "city"
27. Ang tagapangasiwa ng mga Hinduismo.
28. Isang hari ng lungsod estado ng Sparta sa sinaunang Gresya.
30. Ang pang-apat na persyanong hari ng imperyong Achaemenid.
32. Uri ng tao na nagmula sa Afrika na may pagkaitim na kulay.
33. Isang posisyon sa pisikal na espasyo na sumasakop sa ibabaw ng daigdig.
34. Ang pagpapalit ng pisikal na itsura ng isang material mula gas patungong tubig o likido.
36. Ang bumigkas ng “vedi, vedi, veci”
38. The principal of all gods in Mesopotamia
39. Nangangahulugang “dumating ako”.
40. Ang pinakamalaking kontinente sa buong daigdig/mundo.
44. Ito ay ang pinaka-mahalagang sa sinaunang italya noong bago dumating ang sinauang Romano.
46. Pinag-iikutan ng ating mundo kung kaya’t tayo ay nakakaranas ng araw at gabi.
47. Matatagpuan sa pagitan ng Europa, Asya at Aprika.
48. Isang mahaba, patag at malawak na anyong lupa.
49. Ang pinakamalamig na lugar sa daigdig.
50. Ang pag-aaral ng mga “fossil”
52. Isang lungsod sa Assyrian sa hilagang Mesopotanya.
55. Namumuno para protektahan ang mga mahihirap
57. Ang bansa na nais magsimula ng WW2.
58. Isang sunod-sunod na digmaang military na may kaugnayan sa relihiyon
59. Ang tawag sa pag-aaral sa isip ng tao.
63. Isang salitang Prances na nangangahulugang muling pagsilang
64. Ang ikalawang Emperadorng Roma mula sa pagkamatay ni augustus.
67. Labi ng uri ng tao na nakuha sa kuwebang Tabon.
71. Isang bahagi ng daigdig na pinagbuklod ng magakakatulad na katangiang pisikal at kultura.
72. Ang tinatawag na lupain ng mga sibilisadong hari sa Mesopotanya.
74. Ang tawag kay Augustus ng sya ay nagging isa sa mga hari ng 2nd Triumuirate.
75. Ang ama ng kasaysayan
78. Isang republika sa Hilagang-Silangang Aprika at maliit na bahagi ng Timog kanlurang Asya.
79. Ito ay isang malaking likas na daanang tubig.
81. Ito ay isang pangunahing mesopotamyang silangang semitiko na ay isang kaharian at imperyo ng sinaunang malapit na silangan.
82. Ang kinikilalalang maalamat na hari ng islang Crete.
84. Ang tangway na nagmula sa Timog Europa patungong Dagat Meditterean.
86. Ang pinakamalaki at pinakamatao sa mga islang Griyego.
88. Isang lungsod sa Laconia sa Peloponnese sa Greece.
90. Ang bansang nasa pangalawang pinaka puno ng populasyon sa buong mundo.
92. Isang mahalagang diyos ng Hindu at isang aspekto ng Trimurti.
95. Isang anyong tubig na daungan ng mga barko.
97. Ang matalik na kaibigan ni Julius na gustong ipapatay siya
99. Bahagi ng east Africa kung saan nakatira ang mga taga Lower Paleolitik na tao.

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2. _______ and Shirley, best friends and roommates who work as bottle cappers
4. Super __________ is an animated show loosely based on the Justice League
6. ___________ based on a teacher back at his alma mater with a remedial class, includes The Sweat Hogs
10. _______ _______ _______ Lives Soap Opera
13. Featured 3 women working for a Detective Agency and a Boss they only heard but never saw
14. Featured a space ship crash in a time warp now in a world led by Apes
17. Pepper Anderson works undercover for the Criminal Conspiracy Unit of LA
18. Schoolhouse ___________ taught us how a bill becomes a law and electricity among other things
19. Battlestar ____________ featuring Cylons, Apollo and Starbuck
21. A night time parody of soap operas
22. Comedy about the Head of Household Affairs for a former Governor
24. Diff'rent __________ about 2 boys from Harlem taken in by a wealthy businessman and his daughter
31. An unemployed widow with her son who finds a job at Mels Diner
35. About a loud, out spoken middle aged politically liberal woman living with her 4th husband
36. _______ To Hart featured a wealthy married couple now working as unpaid detectives
37. The Adventures of Archie and Edith Bunker
45. ________ Rogers in the 25th Century was a sci fi Dram featuring Twiggy as Bucks assistant
46. The adventures of Laura Ingalls Wilder
47. The Young and the _________ Soap Opera
50. __________ Woman, female super hero with the Lasso of Truth
51. A blended family of 6 children, their parents and housekeeper Alice
54. Historical drama set in a Mountain Community in Virginia in the 1930's
55. martial arts western style drama featuring Kwai Chang Caine
57. Eight is _____________Sacramento family of eight children who are cared for by their father
58. ______ and Son, Junkyard owner
59. Featured a traditional successful family of a middle class family in Pasadena California
63. The Evans Family and their 3 children including JJ
65. Featured paramedics from Squad 51
68. _______ and the Pussycats was a animated show featuring an all girl band
69. An overweight Veteran of the Korean War and LA Police Department
70. Set in California as a 5 man team led by Hondo
71. _________ Landing, a primetime soap opera in a coastal suburb of Los Angeles
72. Theatre in the round style variety show featuring a young black male as the star of the show
74. Focuses on the daily lives of a bunch of New York City cab drivers
75. 1950's life with a group of friends such as Potsi and Fonzie
77. Featured Bruce Banner, a genius physicist. DONT get him angry
78. ____________ Island of a group of people who were deserted on a remote island
80. My _______ Sons featured a widowed aeronautical engineer and his housekeeper as they raise his sons
81. Children's television show featuring Daniel Tiger and King Friday
82. _________ and Wife is about a former criminal defense attorney and his crime fighting wife
83. _________ Hillbillies are about a family who moves from the South to Beverly Hills
86. I Dream of ___________ was about an astronaut who finds a magical bottle on the beach
88. Stars Erica Kame set in Pine Valley
89. About a flamboyantly fashioned young woman fighting against her families traditional Jewish standards for women
90. Adventures of Jack Tripper and his 2 female roommates

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1. Streets of _____ _______ feature Young and old cops teamed together to fight crime in the Bay area
3. Popular game show hosted by Gene Rayburn
5. Children's Television programming featured a young Morgan Freeman
7. He is a plain clothes police detective and his Triton Cockatoo
8. Oscar and Felix are roommates in this comedy, one is neat and one is a slob
9. Featured the Ewing family of oil tycoons in Texas
11. Detective who works for Intertect, using computers to help solve crime
12. ________ Jones, a retired investigator who comes back to work when his son is murdered
15. Featured Eastland All Girls Private school and their House Mother
16. ______ 12 is a police procedural drama about Pete and Jim in Los Angeles Schoolhouse ___________ taught us about electricity, how a bill moves and about history
20. ________ and Mindy, an alien visits from the planet Ork
23. Medical Examiner mystery drama starring Jack Klugman
25. Featured a bald witty New York City Detective who loved Tootsie Pops
26. _________ Island featuring Mr Roarke and his assistant Tattoo, guest would come to the Island to fulfill their fantasies for a price
27. _________ Files, Detective who spent time in prison for a wrongful conviction
28. ____ ______ and the Cosby Kids. Starred an animated group of inner city kids
29. _________ and Hutch, crime fighting Detectives and their street informant Huggy Bear
30. Drama based on the adventures of US Marine pilot Pappy Boyington
32. Featured the former neighbors of the Bunkers, George owns his own dry cleaning service
33. _________ And The Man about a relationship between a cranky old garage owner and a young Chicano male
34. _________ Show featured Miss Piggy, Kermit and Fonzie
38. A romantic comedy on the cruise ship Pacific Princess
39. Starred Dennis Weaver, a cowboy in the big city police drama
40. The Marshall family stuck in a time warp of a land overrun by dinosaurs and Sleestaks
41. TV variety show featuring country music and comedy sketches
42. Comedy about a fledgling AM radio station
43. The adventures of 2 cousins and their Uncle Jessie
44. _____ ______ At A Time features a divorced mother and her daughters in an apartment
48. Get _______ is about the world of spies and secret agents
49. Hong Kong _________ is a crime fighting janitor who changes clothes into his super hero outfit in a file cabinet
52. Speed _______ is an orange anthropomorphic dune buggy who solves mysteries
53. Animated Great Dane who solves mysteries
56. ______ Squad is a counterculture police drama featuring 3 rebellious outcasts
60. Features Jaime Sommers, who gets injured in a skydiving accident and is saved by bionic body parts
61. Former astronaut Steve Austin who is rebuilt from a test accident with bionic implants
62. What's ________ Comedy about Rerun, Raj and Dwayne in their Watts neighborhood
64. Starred Peter Falk as a Homicide Detective who often wore a rumpled raincoat
66. Mobile Army Surgical Hospital set in the Korean War
67. Police procedural show focused around 3 officers Danko, Webster and Gillis
70. Late Night live sketch comedy
73. A music sitcom about a family band known as the ________ Family
76. Laverne and ______ both work for Shotz Brewery
79. Barney _________, features a New York City Police Precinct on East 6th Street
84. Detective Dan Tanna and his red Thunderbird Convertible
85. _________ Heroes is about a group of WW2 prisoners of war
87. California Highway Patrol - Motorcycle police officers such a Ponch

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1. it is the most populous country in central america the growth rate is very high
5. it got its independence from russia in 1991 in central asia and has green white red and yellow in its flag
8. it makes alot of choclate it gets 600,000 of choclate a year
10. its life expectancy is 71.7 and is bigger than 3 islands in the caribbean
15. apart of france
17. biggest country in africa
20. it get the most people every year
21. this is 1st world's strongest country
25. it is the biggest country in central america and is on the eastern side of the caribbean sea
26. it has more than 500,000 animal species in central america
28. has the most obesity rate in the world
30. it is the 2nd largest in central america
31. its a country made in the 9th century with red white and blue in europe
33. it is the most oldest country in the world
34. only has 700+ islands and its capital is nassau in the caribbean
37. has the largest pyramid in the world
38. the country with the most colors
39. this country was made from russia and has green red and white on its flag and in europe
40. this was where jesus/god was from blue at the top and bottom and a star in the middle
41. driest country don't know how
44. this has the most deepest cave in the caribbean called port-a-piment
51. it got it's name from greece because it was called macedonia and changed it to this name
57. made the most things in africa
58. has the most islands in the world with 222,000+
59. has the same name as a state so easy and only has red and white
60. this country is famous for guinness a alcahol
61. it is the most smallest country in oceania/australia
63. its a name of a food don't know why
64. changed its flag alot of times
66. this is the richest country in asia with 176.7 billion
71. this is the 2nd biggest in africa
74. it drink 51 liters of wine/person (annually)
76. family bonds are hard in this country and only has green and white
78. same flag as bangladesh
79. 2nd biggest country in europe and cread legos
80. its capital has 1,200+ bridges
82. biggest population
84. biggest country
85. lots of trees has pink leafs
86. it has green white orange red and borders the caspian sea and is in western asia
87. only country that used to have 1 color on it
89. it lost alot of territory it was russia estonia latvia etc
91. it is fighting against russia started in februrary 24th 2014
92. it has no lakes even though it is really big in the midwest
94. this country got 90% of the world
95. only flag that doesn't have red white or blue
98. made the agreement to make czechslovakia
99. only central american country in south america
101. this is the 5th strongest country in the world
103. has a very scary flag in europe
104. it is a country that has 4 letters in it's capital and it is called baku and it is in asia with cool colors
107. fought against germany in ww2
108. this has the most fastest runners in here in the north west in africa
109. this country has only 700 islands and is in oceania/australia and it's capital is auckland

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2. it's dialing code is +372 and is a baltic country
3. this has the same name as a other country in africa it has lots of islands
4. borders spain/morocco and is a UK overseas territory
6. borders the worst country in the world you would not go here
7. this is the most youngest country in the world it was made in 2011
9. its the smallest country in central america and uses the US dollar
11. was very peaceful on all wars in history
12. got 3 capital citys
13. a big thing from denmark
14. this country has the most emeralds in the world
16. it is the 25th largest producer of oil in the world
18. coldest country in the world
19. serbia has it and albania wants it
22. most nuked
23. only country with a ak-47
24. so like palau but the colors are different and a bit smaller
27. this is the only country in africa that has half of its name in their capital city
29. its life expectancy is 69 for men and 76 for women and its dialing code is +998
32. this made a impire with albania kosovo croatia slovenia etc
33. this country invented pizza telephone and the highway ballet and has green white and red
35. people thank this is apart of morocco
36. gave usa the statue of liberty
42. usa made this a country in 1902 but had it in 1898
43. its capital has the same amount of letters as south africa
45. weakest country
46. 2 flags has a dragon including this one it is yellow white and black (not including wales)
47. has a tree on it and most people speak 3 languages
48. this is home to alot of deserts,rainforests and aslo waterfalls and its capital is santo-domingo
49. has the highest lake that's deep enough for a boat to sail on
50. it is the most hardest country to spell in the world
52. this is the most visited place per capita
53. it is the most happiest country in the world
54. it fought against usa in november 1st 1955 and ended in april 30th 1975
55. people think this country is dubai but its not
56. this is the hottest country in the world and is in the north west in africa
62. was very big in ww2 in europe
65. it's capital city is port of spain but it is in the caribbean
67. almost no white in it's flag just redish stripes on top and bottom
68. like israel but it is green and red instead of blue and white and no stripes
69. china wants to invade this country don't know why in asia
70. this made christainity a religion
72. this made the impire of austria-hungary
73. the country with the most bars per capita
75. this country made thanksgiving a holiday
77. it is the biggest country in oceania has alot of kangaroos and has the tirari desert
78. this country wakes up the latest
81. alot of things are made here and has no youtube
83. most population in africa
88. smallest country
90. you do not want to go here it borders south korea china and russia very poor aslo
92. most pyramids
93. this country looks like a head and is in central africa
96. this is the only small country with the highest gdp per capita in europe
97. it is the most safest country in the world
100. it is the first planned capital city in europe and is very small
102. is the only flag that's not rectangle/square and has red white and blue in the flag
105. a similar flag like madagascar just the colors are different and it is smaller than it
106. has it's outline on the flag in europe not kosovo

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2. Study of how medicine can show distribution, determinants, and control in health. Cities often cause massive epidemics and pandemics because of close proximity and contamination…This helps professionals plan, treat, and identify any risk factors.(IDK 2)
4. Satellites are used to transmit radio signals and create a map. As the world's infrastructure expands too fast for maps to keep up, this is even more essential for citizens to navigate.(CC 1)
6. The same political and economic jurisdiction over defined boundaries. Boundaries used by the government for education, fundings, and stability while also creating laws in order to maintain order/violence within specific towns, cities, or areas.(CC 4)
8. Spreads messages through missionary work. This plays a huge role in religious expansion/diffusion to new areas and has caused historical impact.(IDK 3)
9. An economic sector that is the highest level on the scale with global significance ideas including jobs like CEO’s. This sector helps manage and direct other jobs which makes its influence on sustainability, structure changes, and decisions more impactful on the workforces, economy, and social growth.(CC 7)
12. Food production and growth for family and not community. Smaller farming creates a global stability of not relying on grocery stores and markets which results in less strain and reliance.(CC 5)
14. Planting and harvesting of domesticated plants/animals for consumption. As the world develops, it’s important to realize that things like technology, cities, and infrastructure all involve this at one point. It drove revolutions, advancements, and new forms of animals/plants.(VIT 5)
15. A distinguished and set part of a place's limits. This provides clear boundaries which separate it from certain areas that could eventually cause wars, industrial disputes, or maladaptive diffusion (Found this word in the textbook during unit 3).(IDK 4)
17. Abrupt's slopes that break up the general continuity of the terrain. Mountains and cliffs. Terrain is always changing and eroding away so knowing where distinguished boundaries like slopes are can help geographers when it comes to finding boundaries and factors that can affect communities.(IDK 4)
18. High labor farming used to maximize land use and crop production using lots of fertilizers. This can be used to support large growing communities but have a high use to pesticides, herbicides, and pollutants from fertilizers which could later create brownfields.(CC 5)
19. Software duplicates to capture, store, and display or check data on Earth's surface. Ecologists can be able to get accurate data for wildlife and disease spread through populations because of its visual data.(CC 1)
24. A community of people with a shared identity or cultural traits. Critical for security of certain individuals and cultural preservation of things like languages, foods, and religions identities.(CC 4)
25. When city revenues can’t keep up with increasing demands for city services and expenditures on decaying urban infrastructure. As cities grow, and create new infrastructure, we need to understand why things can’t be met/improved.(IDK 6)
27. How people, ideas, etc, move around the world through space and time. This explains why populations, ideas, etc are established in the way they are and how we perceive the world because of what was diffused.(VIT 1)
29. Range of pro-market and anti-government positions on the economy, such as reducing government ownership and regulation and promoting privatization and market-based solutions. This reduced government spending and reshaped economies by prioritizing city/town needs.(IDK 7)
31. A large, densely populated settlement with a large population. The main topic that this unit was based around as well as what models are based around.(VIT 6)
32. An economic sector dedicated to intellectual and information services including jobs like doctors and lawyers. This is usually a highly skilled job that helps drive economic growth in technology/productivity and it helps in data management that most jobs don’t do.(CC 7)
34. A period of time during the 1760’s-1830’s where there was a rapid transformation of the economy through machine introduction. This period helped build the economy, create factories, and increase production of goods/materials.(VIT 7)
35. Average number of people of arable land. As the numbers in certain areas climb over time, this could lead to less arable land and therefore reducing food security in a region/town.(CC 2)

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1. Pattern which humans are spread out on Earth's surface. Urbanization has greatly affected where people migrated to, it's important to realize where these populations are concentrated and why.(VIT 2)
3. High rates of vacancy with crumbling infrastructure, lack of services, and environmental risks. Crumbling infrastructure can be redeveloped in order to not waste resources which reduces the likelihood of overconsumption in natural resources.(CC 6)
5. graphic representation of Earth's 3-dimensional configuration. This is essentially how the world functions in things like planning for construction, infrastructure, military, and environmental projects around the world.(IDK 1)
7. A farm no one lives on but planting and harvesting is done by migratory workers. This helps farms to become more of a production and efficient growing system because no long-term land ownership of an area that usually requires constant attention of one person/family/owner.(IDK 5)
10. Systematic documentation of property ownership, shape, and use. This helps the government in appropriate taxation because they can clearly see the boundaries/ownership of the area.(IDK 5)
11. total population of a country or place based on migration over time. This is essential for population tracking which can help a government figure out what to improve or ‘cater’ to based on where people have originated from.(IDK 2)
13. adapts enough ways to function economically and socially. It provides a bridge between an individual's daily life and culture which can help them function while having a sense of place.(CC 3)
16. Average number of people per unit of land area. Rapid expansion of populations means that the knowledge of pressure/strain put on the land is essential based on the number of people.(CC 2)
20. Blending with hosts but losing distinct traits. As the world evolves, we are creating larger populations and therefore losing native languages/ traits as we convert people to fit in.(CC 3)
21. Emphasizes spatial patterns of statistics/attributes and sometimes locations. This is the general term that acts as the umbrella for multiple maps that represent Earth in different patterns.(IDK 1)
22. political mode of people sharing common cultural background or descent. Cultural patterns and landscapes often involve communities of similar/same ethnicities which help create distinct communities and ways of functioning.(VIT 3)
23. Post WW2, large scale migrations from urban centers to suburban areas that are usually racially homogenous. Helps understand why people are moving away from racially diverse neighborhoods and sometimes enforcing residential segregation despite having new laws/norms create.(IDK 6)
26. A branch of human geography concerned with spatial analysis of political systems. The factors that influence political systems. Combines most vocab like state/nation, boundaries, supranationalism, etc, in its definition. (VIT 4)
28. Underutilized, abandoned, or idled properties when redevelopment is complicated because of contamination. Redevelopments of unused areas can ultimately lead to better soil, air, and water quality which can be used in agriculture or the development of green spaces.(CC 6)
30. Associations of workers in particular industries established to collectively bargain with capitalists. This helped workers get higher wages and treated better which improved work life.(IDK 7)
33. Full vocab with combined languages and becomes a native language. Many modern languages spoken in places like Hawaii, Jamaica, and Louisiana have evolved from this term and keeps a religious or colonial tie to language as well as provides a sense of ethnicity.(IDK 3)

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4. Another name for newspaper owners; ---al interference in editorial direction is meant to be blocked, but as Murdoch showed even when he signed a legal agreement to guarantee this when buying the Sunday Times (he simply sacked the editor and appointed his own man!) there is no control over this!
5. Murdoch’s --- is the owner of 2/8 national dailies, The Times and The Sun
9. The newspaper industry has suffered enormously from the --- of web 2.0 though some papers are beginning to make digitised models work.
10. Newspaper --- was scrapped in 1694, leaving no formal regulation until 1953 (FOUR years after the Royal Commission on the Press demanded a regulator be set up!)
11. The --- Inquiry was supposed to have a further stage, investigating the links between police, politicians and the press ... but the Tory PM Cameron blocked this
12. Murdoch’s launch of Times Radio is a good example of --- integration
14. Unlike the press, both film and TV/radio have powerful --- regulators
16. The qualities have a mainly ABC1, --- audience
17. The Times has a tie-in with --- News+, a subscription service for print run by ---
18. Former (Labour) Deputy Prime Minister John (now Lord) Prescott simply went on to his --- account to state that the Sunday Times had made up quotes from him in 2011, entirely ignoring the then-regulator the PCC. Just ONE HOUR LATER the made-up quote had disappeared from the online versions of the article AND apologised!
19. The Press --- Commission is IPSO’s predecessor; having attacked The Guardian for its stories about phone-hacking rather than investigating them (as the regulator?!), they recognised the PCC was no longer viable
23. Highlighting the voluntary nature of this self-regulation (in contrast to BBFC), the Guardian, Independent and FT all refused to join IPSO and have their own individual --- instead. This isn’t a new issue: Richard Desmond simply withdrew the Express and Star from the PCC to save money from the levy and to avoid further rulings against them
26. Hugh Grant is one of the public faces of ---, the pressure group campaigning for tougher press regulation closer to Lord Leveson’s recommendations.
28. Only 2 of 8 main paid-for national daily newspapers (ignoring the FT, business; Metro, freesheet; Independent, online only; the i) are --- (which seems to reflect Chomsky’s anti-communism filter!)
30. Murdoch was swift to take the radical decision to close down the News of the --- when a consumer advertiser boycott, organised through social media, threatened to start impacting his US media holdings (especially Fox) too
31. Another term for the free press is the --- estate, again denoting the media's (supposed?) separation and independence from government and big business
33. The Daily --- has become the biggest-selling UK national daily, overtaking long-term leader The S*n.
34. There have been 3 --- Commissions on the Press since the end of WW2, reflecting the belief that regulating a 'free press' is too sensitive an issue to be left to political parties
35. --- TV is an example of a TV station which lost its license to broadcast or be distributed in the UK after an OfCom ruling; it was ruled to be reflecting Iranian government views (similarly, more recently CGTV was banned for its ties to the Chinese government)
36. Murdoch is a business genius, but got it badly wrong on the Internet: dismissing it as a fad that would disappear! He famously lost around $1bn from buying the early social media (music) site --- and selling it for almost nothing a few years later
39. Between 1961 and 2018 the Daily Mirror’s circulation collapsed by a remarkable ----eight percent … but it wasn’t even the worst! That’s the Daily Express: 92%!
40. Chomsky's famous model is centred around five --- which remove radical, counter-hegemonic content from the mainstream media. This includes anti-communism (left-wing), flak, advertiser power, concentration of ownership and source strategies
41. The press regulators have all been self-funding: no government money is involved. Each paper pays a --- for its membership (the BBFC raises money by charging per minute of material assessed for age rating)
42. That OfCom is only a QUASI-autonomous non-governmental organisation (or ---) was made clear by PM Johnson's attempts to place ex-Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre in charge of it! (Albeit: he failed!)
43. The Independent Press --- Organisation replaced the PCC, but seems to have retained most of its flaws
45. It may seem almost laughable, but Clause One of the Editors Code (in effect the rule book of IPSO and the PCC before it) is ---!
48. Lord --- was commissioned to investigate the practices of the press, especially the tabloids, following public outrage at the death of Princess Diana (crashed while trying to escape from pursuing paparazzi). His 1991 Report led to the Press Council being scrapped and the PCC being launched – but he did actually recommend statutory regulation 18 months later after reviewing progress. Just as with Leveson 21 years later, a right-wing Tory government refused to follow the non-partisan, expert advice they had commissioned.

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1. There is actually a rival regulator, ---, which seeks to stick closer to Leveson’s recommendations, though so far only micro-publications (small readerships) have signed up
2. The Audit Bureau of --- used to provide official --- figures (physical copies sold) for all papers, but some newspaper groups (Murdoch’s; Barclays: Telegraph; Guardian) have withdrawn from the ABC, perhaps seeking to mask their falling circulation (which has seen the Mail become the UK’s biggest-selling paper)
3. --- is a good example of a modern online pressure group – seeking to pressurise newspapers like the Mail and Sun to change the way they cover race, gender and other identities (in a ‘hateful’ way) by contacting advertisers to threaten consumer boycotts if they continue to fund these publications (the same tactic that led to Murdoch closing the News of the World!)
6. That the Guardian, FT and Independent all boycott IPSO shows the weakness of the --- self-regulation model
7. The 3 Royal Commissions on the Press concluded that there were 2 major structural issues that needed increasingly urgent addressing: concentration of ownership and the lack of --- with the predominance of right-wing views
8. The online --- of much advertising (eg property, motors) has been devastating for the press industry, most of which takes a higher proportion of revenue from advertising than from cover price. The value of online ads is a fraction of print ads per reader. Google/Facebook have swallowed around 90% of the online ads market.
9. The case of Milly --- did what various Guardian, Independent, C4 and BBC reports had failed to do: made phone-hacking a story of huge public interest
13. The term --- originally denoted the smaller size of more populist, downmarket newspapers, but now some of the more serious papers have taken on this size format too
15. IPSO had pledged to give more consideration to --- --- complaints, something the PCC routinely rejected, but in practise have not improved much
18. ---, aka dumbing down, is the observed ongoing process of the press (and the wider media) getting more simplistic and more focused on soft news/human interest (sport, TV, celebrities etc over hard news: politics, international affairs etc). This is particularly traced to the 1970 launch of topless ‘page three’ pictures in The Sun, which soared in circulation, becoming the biggest-selling by 1978
20. The BBFC and OfCom may be statutory regulators, but the BBFC shares one feature with IPSO: its actually a ----regulator, set up and run by the film industry, not government!
21. At the very heart of democratic theory is the existence of a --- press: news media not owned by or tied to government ... or big business and therefore able to hold their activities up to scrutiny for the public good?!
22. The --- Code is the rule book of IPSO, and the PCC before it, with clauses on privacy, discrimination, accuracy, coverage of children etc
24. The Daily Mail/Express are viewed as lying in between the quality and red-tops: less complex than the qualities, more complex than the red-tops
25. ---3 is a good example of a successful modern pressure group, using social media to pressurise the red-tops to cease publishing topless pictures of young women on ‘page 3’. A Green MP, Caroline Lucas, got into trouble for wearing a ---3 tee-shirt during a 2013 debate in the House of Commons. The Sun ceased publishing topless pics in 2015, and the Daily Star in 2019; the campaign went inactive in 2020 having basically succeeded!
27. Car-maker --- was among the major advertisers to cave into the Twitter campaign to threaten boycotts of all brands continuing to support the News of the World through advertising, along with )2, Sainsbury’s, Halifax and more.
29. The fate of Jeremy Corbyn, going from almost winning a 2017 general election as Labour Party leader to suffering huge losses in 2019 MIGHT be argued to reflect Chomsky’s concept of the --- filter: constant attacks on radical/counter-hegemonic (or simply left-wing!) figures and views. The lifelong anti-racist campaigner was deemed racist (a complex issue over anti-Semitism issues within Labour) while the Tory leader, notorious for racist descriptions of Muslims, Africans etc, was not.
32. When a 2019 Daily Star front page trumpeted that Dwayne The Rock Johnson had slurred all gen Zs as ‘snowflakes’ he entirely ignored IPSO and instead posted a video on his --- channel stating that it was made up (see 2011 John Prescott example using a different social media). Arguably his personal --- channel is a much more powerful/influential (global!) medium than the low and fast-falling UK red-top?
34. The conglomerate --- owns 3/8 national paid-for dailies: Daily Star, Daily Mirror; Daily Express. They also dominate the local and regional markets
36. The left-wing Daily --- responded to its red-top rival The S*n bringing back topless page 3 models in 2015 (after a 2-year gap) by publishing pictures of tits (the birds)! The S*n would cease page 3 for good after this.
37. Chomsky and Herman's --- model argues that the media don't exist or function to protect the public and scrutinise the powerful; they ARE the powerful and seek to create a false sense of meaningful democratic choice
38. --- is the regulator of TV/radio and web/phone services in the UK
44. The Sun lags far behind the Mail (357m!!!) and Guardian (303m!!!) in global readers with ‘just’ 98m (though that just beats the Mirror!), which can be blamed on Murdoch’s disastrous initial decision to put its content behind a ---. The Times likewise has much smaller online readerships than its rivals, BUT it has, eventually, begun to make the subscription model profitable
46. That just 2 conglomerates own 5/8 paid-for national dailies (the Mail Group, DGMT, also own the i and The Metro) could be used as evidence to back Chomsky’s ‘filter’ of --- of ownership
47. The most downmarket, simplistic papers are known as ---s: The Sun, Daily Star, Daily Mirror

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