12 Items: What country was ruled by Adolf Hitler? • What country attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941? • When the government limits what you can buy. • By 1945, most of Boeing's workers were _____. • Also called the B-17, this Boeing bomber helped the USA win the war. • During the war, Black workers at Boeing faced intense ______________. • ...

15 Items: The action of overturning a law • ____ was the brother of Tecumseh • This was created by Francis Scott Key • He shot and killed Alexander Hamilton • this group encouraged war against the British • _____ Washington was the 1st American president • This Indian girl helped Lewis and Clark on their journey • This is the act of forcing people to join the British Navy • ...

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. • ...

7 Items: Which region of NC is the highest and has the coldest weather in winter? • In which region of NC do we find "rolling hills" and the biggest cities? • Which branch of government includes the President and makes sure laws are followed? • Which region of NC is very flat, has sandy soil, and is right next to the Atlantic Ocean? • ...

15 Items: 3. Our ______ fought bravely in the past wars. (ancestors) • 7. He has ______ his skills in several international projects. (applied) • 9. Her ______ to the project made a significant difference. (contribute) • 12. Community leaders work to improve the ______ among residents. (relations) • ...

14 Items: Smaller mountains. Less steep landforms. For example; Argonne • The low areas between mountains. For example; The Grand Canyon . • Laver than the adjoining land. Death Valley and Great Rift Valley. • Is the body that is responsible for administering the power of the State. It's temporary. • ...

13 Items: Fear of foreigners or strangers • To leave one's country of origin • When someone is involuntarily removed from the country • When someone does not have proof of citizenship status • When someone is born in the US, they have _____ Citizenship. • When someone enters a new country, usually to set up a new life there. • ...

20 Items: capital city of China is _____ • invention used to find directions • big change in how a country is ruled • number of people living in a country • large country in South Asia _________ • Everest^Highest mountain in the world • long wall built to protect China ____ • soft cloth that China is famous for making • ^Making many products in factories in china • ...

20 Items: The Highest mountain in the world • An invention used to find directions • The capital city of China is _____ • A big change in how a country is ruled • The number of people living in a country • A long wall built to protect China ____ • Making many products in factories in china • A large country in South Asia _________ • ...

31 Items: Fight forces • A balanced state • The act of helping • A ripple-like effect • The study of the past • In relation to offense • A violent, taxing fight • The opposite of Eastern • Togetherness in a society • Russia's "biggest friend" • An extreme amount of money • What people are referred to • Having a plan/course of action • 12 letter bonus word; brainrot • The act of turning ones back on • ...

200 Items: BBW • Fat • Mia • ADHD • DOOM • Debt • Kron • Lola • Migs • SOMA • TAFE • Toki • Bendy • Eddie • Fancy • Furry • Henry • INFRA • Kylie • Money • Music • Noice • Nyoom • Plump • Steam • Texas • Ungre • Valve • Yipee • Arthur • Autism • Batman • Cancer • Chubby • Circus • Clover • Coding • Daniel • Europe • Family • Fetish • Gaming • Hugger • Hunter • Lithum • Mental • Nathan • Nissan • PRUNES • Portal • Postal • Roblox • School • Scooby • Stampy • TARDIS • Tophat • Tuxedo • Alfarex • America • Brendan • Cameron • Candace • Cookies • ...

200 Items: does • paid • quit • among • awful • chief • eight • forty • lying • often • ought • piece • proof • quiet • quite • tries • truly • until • using • weird • across • advice • before • coming • decide • during • easily • either • except • expect • friend • heroes • island • length • lesson • losing • minute • prefer • rhythm • safety • speech • surely • toward • absence • achieve • acquire • address • athlete • balance • believe • benefit • breathe • careful • ceiling • certain • citizen • deposit • develop • dilemma • ...

27 Items: A ______ began over unfair playtime. • A ______ of cheating is unfair grades. • It is a ______ choice to stop bullying. • Clothing and music show a teen’s ______. • ______ means everyone can join the game. • ______ is when teams split by gender only. • A ______ need is fair access to computers. • We ______ grades to see if marking is fair. • ...

5 Items: system that keeps each branch of government in equal power • was president of the United States and announced the emancipation proclamation • a law that stated runaways from the south, if found, could be returned to their owners, even if they were found in a free state • ...

25 Items: Dealt with major civil cases • Wrote the first Law Code of England • A systematic collection of statutes. • A written law passed by a legislative body • A difficult or painful experience, a trial • A court of equity, as distinguished from a common-law court. • A legal document giving certain rights to a person or company • ...

16 Items: An example of Czech influence in Texas. • This town became Texas’ largest by 1850. • What officially ended the U.S.-Mexican War • Dance introduced to Texas by German immigrants. • Town that was named by German immigrants to Texas. • One reason European immigrants chose to move to Texas. • The primary reason U.S. southern farmers moved to Texas. • ...

1 Item: RULE, ORDER, COURT, JUDGE, JURY, CRIME, LEGAL, POLICE, RIGHTS, JUSTICE, PUNISH, CITIZEN, FREEDOM, OBEY, CONSEQUENCE, CONSTITUTION, GOVERNMENT, REGULATION, RESPONSIBILITY

1 Item: monarchy, revolution, rights, liberty, estate, privilege, rebellion, citizen, consent, government, democracy, philosopher, voice, republic, dictator, totalitarian, constitution, reform, law

25 Items: to start • kept going • to replace • significance • bursting out • government building • Occurring every year • the study of the past • A period of deep sorrow • Give me the short version • a doctor who performs operations • the minimum amount to sustain life • to honor something in a special way • to sink a ship by cutting holes in it • the fact or process of doing something • ...

207 Items: go • dog • eat • end • eye • far • few • fly • for • gas • get • gun • guy • guy • hot • how • deal • deep • door • down • draw • drop • drug • each • east • easy • edge • else • even • ever • face • fact • fail • fall • fast • fear • feel • fill • film • find • fine • fire • firm • fish • five • food • foot • form • four • free • from • full • fund • game • girl • give • goal • good • grow • hair • half • hand • hang • hard • have • head • hear • heat • help • hold • home • hope • hour • huge • idea • death • dream • drive • early • eight • enjoy • enter • event • every • exist • field • fight • final • ...

26 Items: immigration and industrialization • Built a steel mill empire; US STEEL • A highly successful banker who bought out Carnegie. • Americans who feared that immigrants would take jobs • the growth of cities as more people moved into urban areas • When one company controls most or all of a particular market. • ...

10 Items: a _ _ _ _ _ _ - fear or nervousness about what might happen. • a _ _ _ _ - use (something) to bad effect or for a bad purpose; misuse. • c _ _ _ _ - an illegal act for which someone can be punished by the government. • p _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - the act or practice of stopping something bad from happening. • ...

10 Items: After a short break for lunch, Wally zzz his work. • The northern zzz of the country are usually windy and snowy in winter • The robber zzz the bank staff with a gun and made them hand over the money. • Two new schools were built to improve the quality of zzz in this remote area. • ...

20 Items: A man who rules a country. • A woman who rules a country. • A big fight between two armies. • Making something new, like a machine. • A big fight between countries or groups. • A big change in a country, often with fighting. • An agreement between countries to stop fighting. • A country or area controlled by another country. • ...

200 Items: six • owe • nod • boy • ill • leg • pet • milk • work • toad • wiry • chin • dare • wrap • rest • oval • yell • warm • ship • hunt • huge • soft • next • seal • fall • near • sink • hate • high • sore • thaw • trot • tall • like • bait • wink • buzz • worm • toes • loud • fuel • chop • wild • club • beef • hour • elite • plant • steam • stuff • greet • print • bells • slave • ultra • pushy • happy • women • juice • crack • skate • tacit • alarm • thumb • silky • equal • stale • cough • hover • verse • watch • shiny • front • drunk • floor • needy • shirt • sleep • trade • broad • ...

23 Items: First 10 amendments • America's war for independence • Supporter of the National Bank • This constitution proved too weak • A revolutionary War era tax on tea • America's official break from Britain • A Revolutionary War era tax on stamps • Small states demand equal representation • The first president of the United States • Large states demand proportional representation • ...

25 Items: alliances of Native American tribes • a plant that is grown to be sold for profit • the group of people in government who make laws • Spain's reputation as bloodthirsty conquistadors • New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware • the Algonquin, Mohawk, Ottawa, and Shawnee tribes • the Iroquois Confederacy, Cherokee, and Catawba tribes • ...

7 Items: Legally recognised partners • Any transaction or occurrence that results in a tax consequence. • It is specifically excluded from the definitions of ‘goods’ and ‘services’. • Permanent transfer or disposal of business assets where input tax credit has been availed on such assets. • ...

20 Items: Reason that attracts people to a new place • Power source that drove locomotives and boats • Reason that forces people to leave their homeland • Known as the 'Father of the American Factory System • Policy favoring native-born citizens over immigrants • Machine that rapidly removes seeds from cotton fibers • Person who moves to a new country to live permanently • ...

1 Item: CLASSIFYING SUMMARIZING INTERPRETING QUANTITATIVE QUALITATIVE ART PROCESS FINANCIAL MONEY BUSINESS CPA PUBLIC PRIVATE GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING MANAGERS INTERNAL EXTERNAL DIRECTORS

1 Item: tutsi, hutu, massacres, Vincent, Gaspard, rwanda, machette, dieudonne, eglise, refugee, divorce, parents, evenements, tradition, Canada, histoire, radio, government, guerre

15 Items: a region of land • to add a territory to a country • a person/groups impact on future generations • A person who moves from one country to another • The art of conducting negations with other countries • Land grant made by Mexican government used for farming • System for bringing water to farmland by artificial means • ...

19 Items: a person freed from enslavement • the amendment to the U.S. Constitution that abolished slavery • the amendment to the U.S. Constitution that protects birthright citizenship • the period after the Civil War from 1865-1876 when southern states were brought back into the Union • ...

12 Items: 1991: _____: The event that officially ended the Cold War era. • Chinese government violently suppresses pro-democracy demonstrations. • 1968: _____: Soviet-led invasion suppresses liberal reforms in Czechoslovakia. • 1961: _____ : East Germany creates a barrier to prevent defection to West Germany. • ...

19 Items: meaning two chambers • One of your US Senators • the lawmaking branch of government • the vote taken to end a filibuster • the number of members in the Senate • the process of redrawing district lines • the type of representation in the House • the type of representation in the Senate • Your US House Representative for District 5 • ...

1 Item: contentment, endorsement, fondness, forgiveness, generousness, government, improvement, loneliness, nastiness, nonabsorbent, nondescript, nonexistent, non responsive, nontoxic, prearrange, precaution, predawn, prehistoric, preseason

10 Items: a form of government with a monarch at the head • a division of a society based on social and economic status • this war ended with Catholicism being the national religion • protected civilization from harm by raising a military service • highest class, highly respected, cared for souls, and oversaw and ran religious events • ...

15 Items: Economic system developed by Adam Smith. • French estate that was made up of the clergy. • Who gained independence through a slave revolt? • What country became unified under Otto von Bismarck? • What was the result of all Latin American revolutions? • What is another word for peasant in the feudalism system? • ...

6 Items: :This refers to the additional satisfaction or benefit gained from consuming one more unit of a good or service. It often decreases as more of the good or service is consumed, a concept known as diminishing marginal utility. • ...

20 Items: we should be asking ____ to members • members should feel respected by us making • we do not accept these type of insurance checks • ____ a member who has been with us for >30 days • connect 4 more is about going beyond the ____ need • associates should always ___ a member with their ID • ____ are only accepted when used for a loan payment • ...

1 Item: pilgrimage, clergy, traditions, consumers, government, culture, denomination, scarcity, polytheistic, ethnic group, religion, customs, economy, cultural diffusion, producers, imports, supply, demand, exports

12 Items: 1991: _____: The event that officially ended the Cold War era. • Chinese government violently suppresses pro-democracy demonstrations. • 1968: _____: Soviet-led invasion suppresses liberal reforms in Czechoslovakia. • 1961: _____ : East Germany creates a barrier to prevent defection to West Germany. • ...

18 Items: 1821: Died on May 5th on _____. • 1809: Defeated _____ at the Battle of Wagram. • 1804: Crowned himself _____ of the French. • 1769: Born on August 15th in _____, France. • 1785: Graduated from _____ academy in Paris. • 1793: Distinguished himself at the Siege of _____. • 1799: Led a _____ and became First Consul of France. • ...

1 Item: pilgrimage, clergy, traditions, consumers, government, culture, denomination, scarcity, polytheistic, ethnic group, religion, customs, economy, cultural diffusion, producers, imports, supply, demand, exports

11 Items: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are Government Sponsored Enterprises • QM - A safer loan type that meets ATR standards and has fewer risky features. • Ability to Repay Rule requiring lenders to verify a borrower can afford the loan. • Federal Housing Finance Agency created by HERA to regulate Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. • ...

217 Items: joy • duty • fear • home • hope • laws • love • work • zion • abuse • anger • bible • death • faith • goals • grace • greed • media • mercy • music • peace • power • satan • trust • truth • unity • women • youth • agency • angels • apathy • easter • family • gospel • habits • prayer • safety • virtue • wisdom • anxiety • balance • baptism • bishops • charity • choices • courage • divorce • example • evening • fasting • freedom • godhead • healing • honesty • judging • loyalty • poverty • respect • sabbath • service • sharing • ...

228 Items: animal • answer • artist • border • design • effort • future • gather • gentle • honest • invent • leader • modern • moment • planet • result • rhythm • search • select • unique • ancient • arrival • balance • because • believe • benefit • blanket • captain • careful • citizen • climate • collect • comfort • command • compare • concern • control • courage • culture • curious • delight • develop • educate • emotion • examine • example • explore • feature • finally • freedom • general • habitat • ...

217 Items: joy • duty • fear • home • hope • laws • love • work • zion • abuse • anger • bible • death • faith • goals • grace • greed • media • mercy • music • peace • power • satan • trust • truth • unity • women • youth • agency • angels • apathy • easter • family • gospel • habits • prayer • safety • virtue • wisdom • anxiety • balance • baptism • bishops • charity • choices • courage • divorce • example • fasting • freedom • godhead • healing • honesty • judging • loyalty • poverty • respect • sabbath • service • sharing • suicide • ...

25 Items: Growing just enough food for survival • Unused farmland left to restore nutrients • Population shift from rural areas to cities • Home-based manufacturing before factory system • Minimal government interference in the economy • Shared land or labor for farming and production • Fossil fuel powering steam engines and factories • ...

20 Items: Which city serves as the federal capital of Switzerland? • What popular sweet treat is often made from cacao beans? • What is the spicy, fermented Korean cabbage dish called? • What is the popular, aromatic, and spicy dish from India? • Which European nation is home to the famous Eiffel Tower? • Which European country is known for its Flamenco dancing? • ...

17 Items: upper class • payment for losses in war • the destruction of forest land • someone sent on a religious mission • provincial ruler in the Ottoman empire • special economic rights given to a foreign power • the isolation of women in separate living quarters • situation in which a country imports more than it exports • ...

13 Items: Find the word that means to give out something to people • Find the word that means a process or way of doing something • Find the word that means to make sure people obey a rule or law • Find the word that means a ruler with total power over a country • Find the word that means a very cruel act that causes suffering • ...

27 Items: "Follow the rules." • "Follow your heart." • "Life is suffering." • Another word for "Dalit" • The Hindu social hierarchy • "Follow the rules or else." • The oldest religion in the world • Which came first, Maurya or Gupta? • Ashoka's edicts were written on these • Another word for the Greek city-states • China was first unified under this dynasty • ...

1 Item: technology hierarchy specialization rivers silt government trade complexity tools mesopotamia systems society culture agriculture surplus population domesticate monarchy economy neolithic paleolithic bronze age

28 Items: God of the Sea • King of the gods • Goddess of the Hunt • God of the Underworld • He had the golden touch • God of the sun and music • Goddess of Beauty and Love • She opened the mythical box • Epic poem about the Trojan War • Known as the "Father of Medicine" • Goddess of wisdom and war strategy • City-State that developed Democracy • Sparta was considered this government • ...

27 Items: Conducted at or near the time of arrest_________ • Cause Fair probability or substantial chance _____ _____ • Evidence that will change over time is described as ______ • Evidence that will NOT change over time is described as____ • Evidence that proves a fact without an inference is _____ evidence • ...

10 Items: _____ emerges as the emotional core of the family, maintaining strength and unity amidst adversity. • The family witnesses the harsh realities of the labor camps, facing _____ and inadequate living conditions. • Tom's growth as a socially conscious individual is highlighted as he becomes involved in labor _____ efforts. • ...

10 Items: The most common form of callout (82%), aiming for accountability rather than punishment. • The 200k–500k cost entry fee that makes legal rights a "fiction" for independent creators • Areas like stand-up comedy or tattoos where innovation thrives without formal IP protection. • ...

15 Items: AAA; improved farm income by 50% • HOLC; helped people keep their homes • Wagner Act; to protect and encourage unions • FHA; encouraged banks to loan money for homes • FDIC; feds would guarantee your money if a bank went broke • CCC; This work relief program provided work projects for the young men of the U.S. • ...

10 Items: _____ emerges as the emotional core of the family, maintaining strength and unity amidst adversity. • The family witnesses the harsh realities of the labor camps, facing _____ and inadequate living conditions. • Tom's growth as a socially conscious individual is highlighted as he becomes involved in labor _____ efforts. • ...

10 Items: A nickname for British soldiers, referencing the red uniforms they wore. • Members of the colonial militia who were ready to fight at a minute's notice. • A colonist who supported independence from Britain during the American Revolution. • A colonist who remained loyal to the British crown during the American Revolution. • ...

15 Items: - Clue: The supreme ruler of the Roman Empire. • - Clue: An ordinary, working-class citizen in ancient Rome. • - Clue: The historical language spoken by the ancient Romans. • - Clue: A distinctive draped garment worn by citizens of ancient Rome. • - Clue: A member of the noble or wealthy ruling class in ancient Rome. • ...

14 Items: A tax imposed on imported goods. • The increase in the number of people in a country or region. • Financial or other assistance provided by one country to another. • The unrestricted exchange of goods and services between countries. • The quality of life and economic well-being of people in a country. • ...

14 Items: Natural elevations • an area of countryside • Is a huge body of salt water. • Is the difference of height from place to place. • Is an area of the earth's crust that is below sea levels • is the activity or business of growing crops and raising livestock. • is the science or practice of planting, managing, and caring for forests. • ...

14 Items: a share of ownership in a corporation • a claim on the issuer's future income or assets • the development of new financial products and services • the price of one country's currency in terms of another's. • financial institutions that accept deposits and make loans. • the cost of borrowing or the cost paid for the rental of funds • ...

24 Items: "Gold, God, and Glory" • Louis XIV's fancy house. • Seafaring Scandinavian warriors • 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. • The 1054 split within the Christian Church. • A major Mesoamerican capital built on Lake Texcoco. • ...

25 Items: Impossible or hard to read. • The state of being married. • Protected from illness or harm. • Existing or happening between stars. • Moving in a smooth and attractive way. • The study of humans, past and present. • An extreme exaggeration used for effect. • 12:00 at night; the middle of the night. • – Located or happening under the ground. • ...

20 Items: A P2P services owned by paypal • when a customer adds money to an account • Accounts used for daily handling of money • Type of interest earned in savings accounts • when a customer removes money from an account • A banking services company that is member owned • Banks sometimes charge fees for out of ______ ATM use • ...

20 Items: the movement to make slavery illegal • to formally leave the union of states • the Northern States during the Civil War • the Southern States during the Civil War • the belief that ultimate power comes from the people; “popular ___________” • an amendment to the US Constitution passed after the Civil War that abolished slavery in the United States • ...

1 Item: Sumerians Architects UrbanRevolution Writing Cuneiform Irrigation Agriculture Civilization Government Theocracy Iconography Deities Ishtar LapisLazuli Agate Jasper Quartz PreciousMetals Hammurabi Ziggurat CylinderSeals Intaglio Gate Warka Tigris Euphrates

30 Items: nothing • points of time • strong, healthy • suffer ill health • steadily lessening • wretched, evil conduct • disposed to seek revenge • discredited or disgraced • group; secret faction; clique • free from moral impurity; pure • affected by witchcraft; in a spell • been honest; told the complete truth • traded; had dealings or associations • supporting with evidence or authority • ...

20 Items: What people hope to achieve • Entering a new country to live there. • Leaving one country to live in another. • their ability to make migration possible. • The official line that separates one country from another. • Large movements of people happening over a period of time. • Being forced or pressured to do something against your will. • ...

23 Items: Michigan’s state fish: • People over the age of 65: • What we are all waiting for: • The Boston Red Sox play here: • The “Father of the Constitution”: • This replaces small independent farmers: • This policy ended federal aid to tribes: • The most majestic bird in the entire world: • This comprised one-third of a family's total budget: • ...

24 Items: "Gold, God, and Glory" • Louis XIV's fancy house. • Seafaring Scandinavian warriors • 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. • The 1054 split within the Christian Church. • A major Mesoamerican capital built on Lake Texcoco. • ...

24 Items: hourglass • never mapped • a chain of islands • a type of fine pottery • to prepare for sailing • the sides and bottom of a boat • a person who buys and sells goods • a plant used to add flavor to food • to discuss the terms of an agreement • relating to the Middle Ages in Europe • a place where people buy and sell goods • the reason for taking a specific action • ...

40 Items: Native to a land（本土的） • Father of Aeneas（埃涅阿斯的父亲） • A very high landform（高大的地形） • Items traded or sold（交易的物品） • A famous Roman poet（著名的罗马诗人） • Common Roman citizens（普通罗马公民） • Wealthy Roman nobles（富有的罗马贵族） • To start a city or country（建立） • A flowing body of water（流动的水体） • Rome’s main port city（罗马的主要港口） • The last king of Rome（罗马最后一位国王） • The first king of Rome（罗马的第一位国王） • ...

1 Item: ARCHITECTURE, MULTIMEDIA, COMPUTERS, EDUCATION, ENERGY, FINANCE, GOVERNMENT, HEALTH, HOSPITALITY, HUMAN SERVICES, TECHNOLOGY, LAW, PUBLIC SAFETY, MANUFACTURING, MARKETING, ENGINEERING, TRANSPORTATION, HOLLAND CODES, CAREER KEY, OCCUPATION, NAVIANCE, BRIDG

19 Items: a person freed from enslavement • number of the amendment to the U.S. Constitution that abolished slavery • the period after the Civil War from 1865- 1876 when southern states were brought back into the Union • a system of agriculture in which a landowner allowed a tenant farmer to use land in exchange for a share of the crop • ...

19 Items: to sail around • a huge ice sheet • a rolling grassland • Muslim place of worship • person bound to a manor • large group of extended families • sailing ship capable of long-distance exploration • device used to determine direction, latitude, and local time • period when early Americans learned how to plant and raise crops • ...

1 Item: organization, roots, battlefield, assistance, local, terrible, tragic, friends, doctors, lawyers, conference, government, representative, war, Red Cross, neutral, clearly, agreement, rules, soldier, respect, dignity, convention, protect, treat, known, aro

1 Item: army, soldier, military, government, department, defense, security, leader, secretary, command, officer, general, rank, operation, mission, base, equipment, strategy, battle, force, service, national, history, law, organization, training, headquarters, br

15 Items: Lower in rank, status, or quality. • Prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or control. • Dislike of or prejudice against people from other countries. • Being forced to leave your home because it is no longer safe to stay. • Preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience. • ...

10 Items: Process of police holding someone prior to arrest • The right to be represented by an attorney at critical stages of the criminal justice system. • Giving evidence and answering questions that would tend to subject one to criminal prosecution. • A court-ordered document giving law enforcement the authority to arrest someone on a specific charge. • ...

10 Items: Variety • The last day a product should be eaten. • The total social environment of people or a group. • The fact or state of belonging to a social group that has a common national or cultural tradition. • Also called food poisoning, illness caused by food contaminated with bacteria, viruses, parasites, or toxins. • ...

15 Items: an official agreement between two or more countries • the act of attempting to overthrow one's government • the treaty that grants peace to america from britain • an american army volunteer during the american revolution • a person hired to fight for another country other than their own • a colonist who protests against the king on the side of the Americans • ...

12 Items: A 1972 U.S.-Soviet agreement to limit missile defenses, helping reduce the arms race. • Official forgiveness for a crime; President Ford gave one to Nixon after he resigned. • A 1972 U.S.-Soviet deal that froze the number of nuclear weapons each side could have. • Interfering with a legal investigation; Nixon was accused of this for covering up Watergate. • ...

1 Item: Oversupply Producer International-Trade Export Free-Trade-Agreement Competition Economic Growth Consumer Impact Financial Impact Finance-Sector Sector Interdependence Developing-Country Global Market Tariff Consumer Dependence Government Import Economic-

1 Item: cosmonauts lightindustry heavyindustry money government businesses factories jobs communism sell farms goods equipment inflation private space Russians astronauts CIS difficulties Tatars Mongols ethnics group language culture dialect history traditional

22 Items: ______ the Terrible • _______ Wollstonecraft • The Index of _____________ • The belief that one should doubt everything • Empress of Russia known for her Enlightened ideas • The spread and mixing of various cultures and ideas • The idea that the sun is at the center of the solar system • A child who ascends to the throne following a parent's death • ...

26 Items: Jewish “Churches”. • Celtic / Scottish people • Another name for March 15 in 44BC. • Battle where Carthage gave up Spain. • Asian Kingdom Rome acquired in 133 BC. • Person executed in the middle of March. • Greek translation of the Old Testament. • Punic War where Rome annihilated Carthage. • Who was warned “Beware the Ides of March!” • ...

250 Items: gas • oil • tax • dba • fee • wine • beer • coal • case • bond • soda • lien • file • nrsr • sale • levy • fund • fuel • error • water • cider • farms • joint • amend • asset • debts • goods • motor • gross • value • stock • pobox • legal • evade • excise • return • brewer • annual • period • report • credit • agency • income • wealth • verify • seized • malign • poised • solemn • quench • dapper • tobacco • invalid • mytaxes • renewal • indicia • monthly • medical • utility • overpay • address • foreign • company • venture • closing • ...

25 Items: Money placed into a bank account • Money taken out of a bank account • A unique identifier for your bank account • The total amount of money in your bank account • Banking Managing bank accounts via the internet • Government insurance that protects bank deposits • Banking Using a smartphone to access banking services • ...

21 Items: work • valuable product • an obligation to pay or do something • children working in factories or mines • A government tax on imports or exports • something that is made for the first time • to send to another country, for sale or trade • Movement of people from rural areas to cities • make something on a large scale using machinery. • ...

250 Items: same • ramen • leave • first • meter • weigh • India • order • thick • early • lives • noodle • golden • flight • arrive • around • you’ll • dollar • mosque • flavor • speech • butter • forget • create • career • choose • pretty • taught • adjust • second • crispy • easily • reason • shadow • candle • little • weight • spring • result • effort • wisdom • advice • member • follow • shower • couple • finish • should • design • bottle • public • useful • remove • center • spread • father • trivia • survey • answer • unique • ...

250 Items: gas • oil • tax • dba • fee • wine • beer • coal • case • bond • soda • lien • file • nrsr • sale • levy • fund • fuel • error • water • cider • farms • joint • amend • asset • debts • goods • motor • gross • value • stock • pobox • legal • evade • excise • return • brewer • annual • period • report • credit • agency • income • wealth • verify • seized • malign • poised • solemn • quench • dapper • tobacco • invalid • mytaxes • renewal • indicia • monthly • medical • utility • overpay • address • foreign • company • venture • closing • ...

24 Items: God of war（战争之神） • God of the sea（海神） • The exchange of goods（贸易） • God of the underworld（冥界之神） • Rule by wealthy landowners（贵族统治） • Traveling and trading by sea（航海） • Goddess of love and beauty（爱与美之神 • God of the sun and music（太阳与音乐之神） • Government where citizens vote（民主） • Land almost surrounded by water（半岛） • Rule by a small powerful group（寡头政治） • ...

22 Items: The alliance between Britain, France, and Russia. • His assassination in Sarajevo sparked the start of the war. • The agreement to stop fighting signed on November 11, 1918. • International organization created to maintain world peace. • The right of people to decide their own form of government. • German submarines used to disrupt Allied shipping and trade. • ...

14 Items: How often you should check your credit report • A person who phones you to sell you products is known as this • The act of stealing personal information from your credit card • You should always do this to your documents and credit card applications • You can make sure no one is using your money or debit card by checking this • ...

14 Items: The main political party in charge of China. ​ • A deliberate and brutal slaughter of many people​ • Disagreeing with the government's views or decisions.​ • about individual freedom and limiting state power to ensure it • A public expression of objection, disapproval, or dissent against something • ...

20 Items: lived in chiefdom societies • requirements to vote in our state • involves the breaking of government law • purpose is to benefit the wellbeing of the people • involves compensation based on injury or wrongdoing • philanthropist and founding father of the GA colony • one of GA's main industries due to its mild climate • ...