8 Items: The primary ingredient in Pashofa (Flint corn) • The style of marbles utilized for individual marble competition (Ringer) • A common name for planting corn, beans and squash together (Three sisters) • Native American dish made from U.S. government ration distributions (Fry bread) • ...

16 Items: The right to vote • A tax on imported goods • The order in which events occurred • Strong pride in and loyalty to one's nation • Movement of people from one place to another • Total control of an industry by a single company • A system where power is held by elected representatives • Biased information used to promote a cause or viewpoint • ...

18 Items: Unmarried • Money that is not taxed • Earnings that are taxable • Single but with dependents • Married and filing together • Spouse died within the filing year • Married but filing different tax forms • The line of the tax schedule based on income • Tax that is based on a percentage of the amount • The percentage increases as the amount increases • ...

10 Items: Guarantees the right to keep and bear arms. • Guarantees the right to a jury trial in civil cases. • Prohibits excessive bail, fines, and cruel and unusual punishment. • Protects freedoms of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. • Protects against unreasonable searches and seizures; requires warrants. • ...

9 Items: freedom from being controlled by someone else • a disagreement or fight between two or more groups • a sudden and complete change in government or social order • agreements or partnerships between different groups or countries • complaints or problems that are considered to be unjust or unfair • ...

10 Items: Introduced to the Americas by Europeans • Disease that killed many Mohicans brought by Europeans • River where the Mohicans originally lived to the west of • Created after Henry Hudson arrived in the Mohican Community • Where the Mohicans moved after conflicts in the early 1700s • Who declared the land where the Mohicans lived by "right of discovery" • ...

10 Items: the process of making or enacting laws. • a person who is represented by an elected official. • having two branches or chambers, as in a legislative body. • a formal change or addition proposed to a law or document. • a formal expression of opinion or intention by a legislative body. • the legal authorization to spend government funds for specific purposes. • ...

10 Items: What name is used to refer to this period? • Which human right was violated during this period? • Main action used against the indigenous population • The name of the president that ordered operation Sophia: • Crime against humanity characterized by the lack of a body • Name of the policy that licensed the destruction of villages • ...

13 Items: Officially canceled or ended a law. • Taking action without being told to do so. • Being honest and having strong moral principles. • The way text is arranged or organized on a page. • Continuing to try even when things are difficult. • Visual images or designs used to show information. • Feeling concern for others and wanting to help them. • ...

17 Items: A property of braveness • An old usually abandoned house • Fairness and equality for what's right • A large, tall hill with a rocky surface • An activity involving dancing and movement • A location where people get dropped off at • To feel like you have no energy left in you • To be in the feeling of happiness and content • Something provided to give help or an advantage • ...

37 Items: - a force that divides people and countries • - A nationality that is not represented by a state. • - state with more than one nation within its borders • - A country who's population share a common identity. • - nation that stretches across borders and across states • - A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's country • ...

10 Items: Guarantees the right to keep and bear arms. • Guarantees the right to a jury trial in civil cases. • Prohibits excessive bail, fines, and cruel and unusual punishment. • Protects freedoms of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. • Protects against unreasonable searches and seizures; requires warrants. • ...

16 Items: Where did the Hikoi end? • Where did the Hikoi start? • Who founded the Polynesian Panthers? • What was a major reason for the Hikoi? • Where did the marchers stay each night? • Why were the Polynesian Panthers founded? • Will Ilohahia was of noble ______ lineage. • A goal of the 1975 Hikoi was to raise _________. • Who was a prominent female figure that led the march? • ...

14 Items: This happened to the city. • Granger and his friends ______ books. • Montag jumps here to escape the hound. • Faber goes here to see a printer he knows. • The mechanical hound injects Montag in___ ___. • This person reports Montag for having illegal books. • Montag kills this person because he threatened Faber. • ...

15 Items: This happened to the city. • Granger and his friends ______ books. • Montag jumps here to escape the hound. • Faber goes here to see a printer he knows. • The mechanical hound injects Montag in___ ___. • This person reports Montag for having illegal books. • Montag kills this person because he threatened Faber. • ...

12 Items: the monetary value of a product • a fuel created from living materials • lowest legal price that can be paid for a product • system of allocating goods and services without price • highest legal price that can be charged for a product • price where quantity supplied equals quantity demanded • loans that carries neither penalty nor further obligation to repay • ...

12 Items: Fully • climate changes and holiday seasons • person or group of people who are travelling together • what the traveler would like to do during his vacation • regions of the globe which observe a uniform standard time • length of time a traveler plans to spend on his or her trip • choice of the weather, landscape and style of accommodation • ...

14 Items: – Later in time. • – Earlier in time. • – To go away from a place. • – To leave a car or small space. • – A person who lives in a place. • – To leave a bus, train, or plane. • – A person who is traveling for fun or vacation. • – The air, water, plants, animals, and land around us. • – When there are too many people or things in one place. • ...

20 Items: The first emperor of Rome. • The king of the Roman gods. • The ruler of the Roman Empire. • A large unit of the Roman army. • A garment worn by Roman citizens. • A member of the wealthy, ruling class. • A common citizen or lower-class Roman. • A term Romans used for non-Roman people. • A political body that advised Roman leaders. • ...

24 Items: A region settled and controlled by a country located far across the ocean. • Act A British tax on paper items that outraged American colonists in 1765. • Colonial militia members trained to assemble and fight at a minute's notice. • A religious group from England who founded the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630. • ...

8 Items: The state should not absorb the ______, but allow them to act freely. • Pope Leo XIII says that State must protect the ______ good of all citizens. • What word describes the freedom and independence of each sector of society? • Who does the state have the duty to watch over, especially in times of need? • ...

25 Items: To include • In place of • Female child • Harm or damage • To give advice • Real or genuine • A recommendation • Not able to be seen • To go back and forth • Kindly or charitable • To ask for information • to think about carefully • The result of a subtraction • Giving assistance or support • One of the materials in a mixture • Having to do with the sky or heavens • ...

31 Items: income tax • A labor union • A factory fire • exposed lynching • pushed for reforms • PureFoodandDrugAct • rights and equality • using corrupt methods. • helped start the NAACP • women the right to vote • protection of resources • A women's rights activist • Different kinds or types. • An African American leader • government owns and controls • A reason for doing something • ...

20 Items: this man paints stuff • this woman sells stuff • this man puts out fires • this man operates people • this woman saves animals • this woman saves people's lives • this man works on people's teeth • this woman has a beautiful voice • this woman defends people in court • this man sells rings and necklaces • this man is an expert at cutting meat • ...

20 Items: Founder of Georgia colony. • Georgia leaving the Union in 1861. • Major Civil War battle fought in Georgia. • War between the colonies and Great Britain. • Idea that states could ignore federal laws. • Cherokee leader who created a writing system. • Yamacraw leader who helped establish Savannah. • Creek leader involved in land removal agreements. • ...

26 Items: Yes • Hello! • A treasure • Sea Robber • Smaller war ship • The treasure chest • Sailor, crew member • Leave someone stranded • A woman or peasant girl • Rob, ransack or plunder • Fast-moving boat or ship • Government-appointed pirates • Pirates from the Mediterranean • A vessel that is being pursued • A thick, heavy and rather short sword • When crew gang up against the Captain • ...

9 Items: The main building where the local government works. • A place where you can borrow books to read or study. • A building where people go to pray or attend religious services. • A sandy or rocky area by the sea where people can swim or relax. • A statue or building made to remember an important person or event. • ...

1 Item: enforce, federal government, tax/tax laws, term, political parties, extent, assume (state debts), central government, constitutionality (of a law), court system, domestic problems, embargo, expansion, govern, judicial review, new republic, tariffs, uncons

16 Items: To move on your hands and knees • Feeling clumsy or uncomfortable • To change something a little bit • A sharp nail on the foot of an animal • A living thing that grows in the ground • Something that is very bad or unpleasant • To have grabbed something that was moving • A long passage or walkway inside a building • To move with bouncy, happy steps like a horse • ...

25 Items: Failure to pay back a loan. • Wealthy tax cuts help the poor. • Property used to secure a loan. • Risky buying for a quick profit. • Places where the hungry got food. • Making more goods than people buy. • Period of rising prices in stocks. • Buy now and pay the balance later. • Using borrowed money to buy stocks. • Severe drought on the Great Plains. • ...

27 Items: The fourth R in Indigenous legal traditions. • Concept describing cooperation as a natural part of human society. • Movement that questions whether law is truly neutral and objective. • Wampum agreement emphasizing shared use of territory and resources. • The highest legal authority within a particular territory or state. • ...

62 Items: Highest bond rating available • Capital growth is also known as capital ___________ • Industries least affected by normal business cycles • The _______ market is typically based on the S&P 500 • A U.S. government security that mature in 2-10 years • Includes gross investment income minus operating expenses • ...

15 Items: Julius Caesar's adopted son • the river Rome was built on • this is what killed Julius Caesar • this person got killed by his brother • these people were supreme rulers of Rome • The central body of water that Rome surrounded • a massive ancient elliptical arena in Rome Italy. • these people were the bottom of the social pyramid • ...

9 Items: The main building where the local government works. • A place where you can borrow books to read or study. • A building where people go to pray or attend religious services. • A sandy or rocky area by the sea where people can swim or relax. • A statue or building made to remember an important person or event. • ...

15 Items: What number should you call in an emergency? • What should you do if someone is having a stroke? • Which organization provides first aid certification? • What type of website domain is usually more credible? • What procedure is used to help someone who is choking? • What is the process of evaluating risks before acting? • ...

12 Items: party who grants a brand • party who receives a brand • practice of establishing a name, symbol or image • value of a brand based on the extent of brand loyalty • name, design or word which identifies a product or company • someone who is interested, involved and engaged in the event • government authority conferring a right or title for a set period • ...

25 Items: – The name given to a map. • – Impacts on jobs and money. • – Another word for a map key. • – Government actions and laws. • – Direction indicator on a map. • – System to remove excess water. • – Explains the symbols on a map. • – When rivers exceed their banks. • – Engineering and warning systems. • – A measure of earthquake strength. • – Land completely covered by water. • ...

21 Items: to make or become less • safe and suitable to be eaten • enough for a particular purpose • a view or attitude toward the future • to experience pain, difficulty, or loss • of an acceptable standard; satisfactory • an action of buying or selling something • to expect or predict something will happen • relating to a town, city, or local government • ...

20 Items: _________ Income after taxes • _________ Income before taxes • _________ Payment received for work • ____________ The money one has saved • __________ What you can survive without • __________ Money that is owed to another • ____________ Food sold in a grocery store • __________ What you cannot survive without • __________ A record of income and expenditures • ...

24 Items: Steel-making process • Co-creator of communism • Black rock used for fuel • Modernized the steam engine • Father of modern capitalism • Uses steam to power machines • Creator of the Spinning Jenny • Acute contagious viral disease • Building where goods are produced • Turns cotton to threat super efficiently • Stimulates immunity to a certain disease • ...

20 Items: the study of past events • a long journey often by sea • sharing ideas or information • a special celebration or event • a new idea, method, or invention • a person who buys and sells goods • a major change in form or condition • a path or direction taken to travel • the system that makes and enforces rules • adjusting to new environments or situations • ...

25 Items: “A dog is a _ _ _ _ _ _” • “Lions are _ _ _ _ animals” • “The soldier carried a _ _ _” • “Your answer is _ _ _ _ _ _ _" • “The _ _ _ _ _ _ _ wore a uniform” • “That answer is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _” • “We need to _ _ _ now and help them” • “The _ _ _ _ _ protects the building” • “This dog is very _ _ _ _ and friendly” • “The students wear a school _ _ _ _ _ _ _” • ...

13 Items: - This is your own _________ • - This is your secret __________ • - We speak this, it is our _________ • - You sign contracts with your ___________ • - This is healthy for you they are a ________ • - We step on this and call it home as it is our __________ • - This has all the words in it, its a big book called the __________ • ...

15 Items: Rev. Parris' servant and is from Barbados • the Puritan town where the witch trials occur • Minister worried more about reputation than justice • Fear spreading uncontrollably through the community • sewn by Mary Warren; gets Elizabeth Proctor accused • wise and respected woman accused of harming children • a society or government centered and led by religion • ...

15 Items: – The radioactive element used in the "Fat Man" bomb. • – The radioactive element used in the "Little Boy" bomb. • – The energy and particles released by nuclear reactions. • – Refers to the type of bomb developed during the project. • – The process of splitting atoms to release enormous energy. • – The site in Washington state where plutonium was produced. • ...

15 Items: – The radioactive element used in the "Fat Man" bomb. • – The radioactive element used in the "Little Boy" bomb. • – The energy and particles released by nuclear reactions. • – Refers to the type of bomb developed during the project. • – The process of splitting atoms to release enormous energy. • – The site in Washington state where plutonium was produced. • ...

15 Items: The capital of China • A thin, beautiful type of pottery • A body of unelected government officials • The capital of China during the Qin dynasty • The capital of China under the Song dynasty • A mixture of powders used in guns and explosives • A policy of avoiding contact with other countries • A device that measures the strength of earthquakes • ...

41 Items: Roman public square • a journey to a holy site • a long underground water trench • one of two chief leaders in Rome • a group of 300 men elected to govern Rome • the buying and selling of goods; business • passed on from parent to child; inherited • "fast food" places that served prepared food • in the Roman Republic, one of the common people • ...

14 Items: Sector that includes government-run companies: • Someone who takes a risk in starting a business: • Use this to legally protect music lyrics or a book: • Nike's Swoosh logo has this kind of legal protection: • Max amount of page(s) a cover letter or resume should be: • A patent or trademark is an example of this kind of asset: • ...

19 Items: trust • To assign or refer to • Roundabout; not direct • Not decisive or definite • Existing in name only; not real • To make easy; cause to progress faster • To make amends or make up for; to avert • To have an intense dislike or hatred for • Bitter, sarcastic; highly caustic or biting • A natural or habitual inclination or tendency • ...

31 Items: Okinawa • The civilian sector of a nation at war, focus • A political and economic ideology that believes in a government run economy • A system of government in which power is held by the people who rule directly • Japanese cities on which the United States dropped atomic bombs in August 1945. • ...

10 Items: state-owned slaves captured from conquered lands • powerful ancient Greek city-state devoted to war • Persian emperor after Darius I who invaded Athens in 480 BC • fast, lightweight Greek warships with three levels of rowers • partnerships, usually between nations, to help defend against enemies • ...

11 Items: They make laws Ellos hacen leyes • A past president. Un ex presidente. • Our last unit. nuestra ultima unidad. • They interpret laws. Ellos hacen leyes. • They get interpreted. Ellos son interpretados • Someone who fights for their community. Alguien que lucha por su comunidad. • A sense of unity in a common fight. Un sentimiento de unidad en una lucha común. • ...

18 Items: bill clinton's wife • first Hispanic woman on Supreme Court • country the U.S. invaded in October 2001 • group that claimed responsibility for 9/11 • one of the worst catastrophes in US history • war the U.S got involved with in the early 90s • first African American president elected in 2008 • lowered tariffs and encouraged trade in N. America • ...

12 Items: MLK created this group • Eisenhower ended this war • leader of new conservatives • new leader of USSR because Stalin died • This is the total amount of what the husband brought in • The USSR took over financing this when America cancelled their loans • 100 congressmen saying they will not enforce or legislate civil rights • ...

12 Items: An officer that visits the garden • Shot and killed for attempting to escape • The middle brother, lives on the West side of wall • The main character in A Night Divided, Stole a pulley • A nosy neighbor of Gerta’s who is likely an informant. • This character goes away for a while to care for her mother • ...

14 Items: Growing or making something • The growing of plants or crops. • A person who manages and works on a farm. • The act of gathering food from wild plants. • Rich in nutrients and good for growing plants. • The practice of taming wild animals for human benefit. • The large-scale planting and growing of a single crop. • Husbandry The organized raising and caring of animals. • ...

1 Item: emancipation, civil war, government, Army, wages, Maine, Missouri, Lincoln, slaves, flag, surrendered, senator, union

17 Items: A piece of land • A Muslim leader • A system of math • The inventor of algebra • A small, self sufficient settlement • Someone bound to land to pay off a debt • A transfer of power down the Feudal Pyramid • Someone who works in exchange for land/royalty • "Father of Europe" and the leader of the Franks • A library with 400,000 books located in Baghdad • ...

31 Items: The amount you borrowed • The cost of borrowing money • Money owed by one party to another party. • A Game played in class that simulated being a loan shark • A Game played in Class that simulated the feeling of paying a Loan • a three‑digit number that shows how trustworthy you are as a borrower. • ...

12 Items: Tax imposed on imported goods • Organization of South Asian countries founded in 1985 • Measures the responsiveness of quantity to price changes • Costs of production that do not change when output changes • Situation of high inflation, low growth, and high unemployment • A valuable asset that a borrower pledges as security for a loan • ...

10 Items: Epistemology : The study of knowledge—its nature, origin, and limits. • Virtue : Behavior showing high moral standards or admirable qualities. • Integrity : The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles. • Autonomy : The right or condition of self-government or personal independence. • ...

13 Items: A variety of on Earth • All the plants or plant life of a place • The action of clearing a wide area of trees • The process of replanting an area with trees • The process of water movement through a plant • A dense forest rich in biodiversity and heavy rainfall • A series of flat areas made on a slope, used for farming • ...

10 Items: the types of plants in an area or a region • a tool or instrument for finding directions • a sphere that is a model of Earth and most accurately represents it • a physical feature on Earth's surface such as a mountain or a plain • the study of our physical surroundings and how humans interact with them • ...

17 Items: Strong support for one’s country? • What does mass panic in society lead to? • Measures taken to keep people and places safe? • What extremist group did Osama bin Laden create? • Bin Laden’s extremist beliefs were considered what? • What group conducted the raid that killed bin Laden? • What term describes accusing people without evidence? • ...

10 Items: People who are above 60 years old. • National Philosophy of Brunei Darussalam. • Rights and freedom that all of us are entitled to since birth. • The money that the government provides for senior citizens every month. • A Duty towards community to promote a safe, secure and moral environment. • ...

10 Items: Amendment: Protects the right to keep and bear arms. • Amendment: Protects against unreasonable searches and seizures. • Amendment: Restricts the quartering of soldiers in private homes. • Amendment: Guarantees the right to a jury trial in civil lawsuits. • Amendment: Prohibits excessive bail, fines, and cruel and unusual punishments. • ...

10 Items: Amendment: Protects the right to keep and bear arms. • Amendment: Protects against unreasonable searches and seizures. • Amendment: Restricts the quartering of soldiers in private homes. • Amendment: Guarantees the right to a jury trial in civil lawsuits. • Amendment: Prohibits excessive bail, fines, and cruel and unusual punishments. • ...

25 Items: adults • thought • to know • unable to speak • to previously fight • able to do something • having the same value • making a lot of noise • pertaining to the brain • impulsive and unpredictable • A break in the earth's crust • to get or gain through some effort • to think that something will happen • a piece of land surrounded by water • willing to wait without complaining • ...

24 Items: "Gold, God, and Glory" • Heroes in a half-shell • Louis XIV's fancy house. • Earth-centric solar system • Seafaring Scandinavian warriors • A region of religious significance • The capital of the Byzantine Empire. • The head of the Roman Catholic Church. • Famous Empress of the Byzantine Empire. • Probably the most famous German monk ever. • ...

25 Items: to approve • to prohibit trade • another word for laws • He wrote Common Sense • First US Vice President • Father of the Constitution • The ____-fifths compromise • word for political disorder • "no taxation without ________" • ___________ or Great Compromise • He wrote the Declaration of Independence • The NJ Plan wanted these to hold the power • ...

27 Items: "rebirth" • Holy city • Renaissance man • the first census • wrote the 95 Theses • father of Christianity • signed the Magna Carta • gives depth to paintings • Kicked out of the Church • focuses on the human potential • led the 3rd Crusade for England • person who called the 1st Crusade • promoted religious tolerance in England • killed nearly 50% of Europe's population • ...

20 Items: the right to vote • the father of Communism • belief in equality of the sexes • man who unified Germany in 1871 • the rights everyone is born with • first ten amendments to the US Constitution • resources used to create goods and services • Jefferson, 3rd president of the United States • the middle class that owns the means of production • ...

16 Items: Contains the 10 amendments • Prohibits Cruel and unusual BLANK • citizens have a right to BLANK trial • speech press assembly religion petition • This cross world help you BLANK for a test • Amendment: Guarantees the right to keep and bear arms. • Amendment Guarantees the right to a jury trial in civil cases. • ...

25 Items: adults • thought • to know • unable to speak • to previously fight • able to do something • having the same value • making a lot of noise • pertaining to the brain • impulsive and unpredictable • A break in the earth's crust • to get or gain through some effort • to think that something will happen • a piece of land surrounded by water • willing to wait without complaining • ...

27 Items: "rebirth" • Holy city • Renaissance man • wrote the 95 Theses • father of Christianity • signed the Magna Carta • gives depth to paintings • the first census; a book • Kicked out of the Church • focuses on the human potential • led the 3rd Crusade for England • person who called the 1st Crusade • promoted religious tolerance in England • trade between the old world and the new • ...

191 Items: Lee • War • Tax • Son • Cry • Burr • John • King • Hero • Ball • Shot • Kite • Wife • Love • Wait • Time • Life • Duel • Army • Flag • Jury • Burn • Aaron • Eliza • Peggy • Adams • Maria • James • Quill • Kings • Pride • Spies • Honor • Bride • Groom • Laugh • Break • Death • Alive • Essay • Fight • Lucky • Heart • Trial • Legal • Thomas • George • Samuel • Orphan • France • Albany • Colony • Boston • Tomcat • Harlem • Letter • Saints • Genius • Mother • Father • Legacy • Defeat • Second • Doctor • Enough • Nation • Bullet • Tailor • Lawyer • London • ...

132 Items: B • C • D • E • F • G • H • I • J • K • L • The • The • See • Chad • Rica • Cuba • Fiji • Hait • Iran • Iraq • Laos • Burma • Verde • Chile • China • Egypt • Gabon • Ghana • Hesse • India • Italy • Japan • Kenya • Korea • Libya • Angola • Baden* • Belize • Brazil • Brunei • Canada • Cyprus • Guinea • France • Greece • Guinea • Guyana • Hawaii • Israel • Jordan • Kosovo • Kuwait • Latvia • Albania • Algeria • Andorra • Armenia • Austria • Empire* • Bahrain • Belarus • Belgium • Bolivia • Burundi • Comoros • Islands • Croatia • Czechia • Denmark • Ecuador • ...

38 Items: wheel • farming • Geometry • A seasonal wind. • Belief in many gods • Egyptian writing system • The river changed course • fell It was hard to defend • How people meet their needs. • In Indus the way the cities were • the world's first system of writing • well planned cities, indoor plumbing • king who United upper and lower Egypt • A ruler of ancient Egypt seen as a god • ...

11 Items: to legally overturn • the act of seizing by force • not siding with one country or another • something done or said that becomes an example for others to follow • a group of department heads who serve as the presidents chief advisors • A 1797 incident in which french officials demanded a bribe from us diplomats • ...

20 Items: Fashionable or stylish • A planned meeting with someone • Jewelry worn around your wrist • A salad dressing made with oil and vinegar • The first public appearance or performance • What someone says before you start eating a meal • The dark outline or shadow of a person or object • What you tell someone before they leave on a trip • ...

20 Items: an ancient manuscript text in book form. • In Hindu belief, a person's religious and moral duties • an official order or proclamation issued by a person in authority • the belief that people were bad by nature and needed to be controlled • a king of ancient Egypt, considered a god as well as a political leader • ...

23 Items: The 2nd VP of Jacksons • Nickname of the high tariff placed on imports • The creator of the Cherokee system of writing • An informal group of trusted(by Jackson) advisers • The practice of giving government jobs to political backers • An agency created to manage Indian removal affairs in western lands • ...

5 Items: Allowed colonial officials to conduct warrantless searches for untaxed items. • Prevents the government from using evidence gathered in violation of the US Constitution. • Reasonable grounds or evidence to believe that a crime has been committed or that a person has committed a crime. • ...

12 Items: This is the most visited website as of now • On average, internet users spend 6.5 _____ online each day • The government used an internet system in order to share ___________ • The first operational computer network developed by the Department of Defense • This application allowed users to easily connect to websites and browse the internet • ...

1 Item: drug, mind control, ideology, perception, brain, propaganda, government, technology, torture, secret, cia, abuse, project, computer

16 Items: Contains the 10 amendments • Prohibits Cruel and unusual BLANK • citizens have a right to BLANK trial • speech press assembly religion petition • This cross world help you BLANK for a test • Amendment: Guarantees the right to keep and bear arms. • Amendment Guarantees the right to a jury trial in civil cases. • ...

19 Items: → Periods of one hundred years. • → Nearly; not completely or not quite. • → To strike or touch something with force. • → An aim or objective you want to achieve. • → A path or direction used to go somewhere. • → To grow, improve, or become more advanced. • → Busy, energetic, or involved in activities. • → Courage and strength to face fear or danger. • ...

19 Items: Originally WWI was called this • committee on public information • formal agreement between nations • Wilson’s plan for the end of the war • what European nations were divided into • 1198 passengers were killed by a U-boat • date time and month when the fighting ended • Made it illegal to speak out against the War • communist takeover of Russia in November of 1917 • ...

15 Items: The communist equivalent of NATO • the time the world came closest to nuclear war • the first object successfully launched into space • the spreading of political ideas to support a cause • a physical barrier that divided the capital city of Germany • this international organization promotes peace and human rights • ...

25 Items: to scare • to receive • moved by wind • open to attack • a long look at something • storage area for a plane • feeling or showing thanks • The physical need for food • place for burying the dead • continuing for a long time • shining brightly; sparkling • wild or disturbing activity • Admired people we look up to • a group of people watching an event • setup an organization or set of rules • ...

20 Items: WHAT HAPPENED TO JFK? • WHO IS THE LEADER OF THE USA? • WHO WAS THE LEADER OF THE NAZIS? • WHAT TYPE OF ECONOMY IS BRITAIN? • WHO WAS PERSECUTED BY THE ROMANS? • WHAT HAPPENED BETWEEN 1914 - 1918? • WHAT TYPE OF GOVERNMENT WAS THE USSR? • WHERE DID TENSIONS RISE NEAR FLORIDA? • WHO EVENTUALLY ENDED THE VIETNAM WAR? • WHERE DID THE USE FIGHT BETWEEN 1955 - 1975? • ...

31 Items: profit of a company • payment for the use of money • the money earned by a company • the current price of stocks or bonds • the current price of a stock or bond • a company owned by two or more people • A period of generally rising stock prices • A period of generally falling stock prices • money a corporation pays to its stockholders • ...

31 Items: profit of a company • payment for the use of money • the money earned by a company • the current price of stocks or bonds • the current price of a stock or bond • a company owned by two or more people • A period of generally rising stock prices • A period of generally falling stock prices • money a corporation pays to its stockholders • ...

41 Items: King supporters • Dethorned JamesII • King James I's son • Succeeded CharlesII • Parliament supporters • Joint rulers of England • Who elected the emperor? • First important Prussian ruler • term that comes from word Caesar • What was King Ivan IV's nickname? • The strongest of the German states • Reestablishment of the Stuart monarchy • James VI's name after taking the throne • ...

15 Items: Patterns or changes in data observed over time. • The degree to which data reflects the wider population. • Numerical data that can be measured and analysed statistically. • The use of consistent methods to collect data, allowing comparison. • Data based on interpretation or reporting that is more open to bias. • ...

15 Items: data that you collect firsthand • something that is usual, typical, or standard • Working towards ending or resolving inequality • When you internalize all the behaviors of a group • Every individual evaluates behavior by that behavior’s worth • Prior court decisions must be recognized as precedent case law • ...

15 Items: the amount of years WWII lasted • General who accepted Japan's surrender • the two Japanese cities hit by the atomic bomb • the process of dismantling and demobilizing a military • the two-house parliament elected by the people in japan • the process of creating a government elected by the people • the party whose membership skyrocketed in countries after WWII • ...

15 Items: You will not find gossip here—just numbers that tell the full story of what came in and what went out. • In fund accounting, this term is like the final score—it tells you what is left after the spending game ends. • If someone gave you $1,000 to fix potholes, this concept would be why you better not spend it on a taco truck. • ...

12 Items: - write formally, not conversationally • - should be singular to prevent vagueness • - A rule that covers more people than intended • - clarifying the text in the final draft of the legislation • - Language is considered ambiguous if it has 2 or more meanings • - As used by legislative drafters it covers discretionary authorities and legal duties • ...