Puzzle 20160407182560

en CR 45 Beringia : existed between 25000 and 14000 years ago Columbianexchange : a from the old world to the new world Atlatl : threw arrows faster and more accurately than people could throw themselves Conquistadors : a Spanish word that means conquer Stampede : a wild rush of animals Putrid : disgusting or rotten Reformer : someone who wants to change the world and make it better Centaur : a mythological creature we know from Greeks half man half horse Crusades : religious expeditions and wars Artisans : craftspeople potters weavers metalworkers wood carvers and basket makers Drought : a long spell of dry water Potlatch : from Nootka word patshatl-"giving" Tribe : a community sometimes of several villages all sharing common ancestry People : a larger group often including several tribes Sinews : tendon-tough elastic strings-that connect muscle to bone Awl : small tools for making holes in leather Canines : teeth that are good for tearing food especially meat Slashandburn : a method used for tilling soil Matrilineal : the Latin word meaning "mother" Loot : stolen goods booty Fossils : traces of ancient plants or animals Latitude : lines that run horizontally across the globe Longitude : versicles lines Mutiny : revolt or rebellion Immunity : resistance to infection Covet : to want something badly Pagan : anyone who is not Christian Muslim or Jew Lance : a weapon like a spear with a long shaft and a metal head Savory : tasty Palatable : eatable at least Bayou : a slow moving stream Plateau : a flat area often in a high place or on top of mountains Missionary : members of a religious group who persuades others to convert Convert : to change religion Sovereign : Royal ruler king or queen or emperor Endowed : given Tedious : boring Aghast : shocked or horrified Freethinker : someone who doesn't go along with standard thinking Heretic : someone who publicly disagrees with accepted opinions especially religious beliefs Privateer : a pirate ship in a nation's service Galleon : a big three masted sailing vessel Yardarm : crosspiece on the mast of a square-rigged ship Swashbuckling : being bold taking risks and showing off Robust : strong healthy and sturdy Barbarous : wild primitive harsh or cruel Treacherous : very dangerous Horizon : the farthest point of the earth that a person can see Isthmus : narrow neck of land joining two larger land masses Feudal : In this system peasants have to declare their loyalty to a lord and work for him in return he protects the workers and helps them in bad times Monks : Men who gave up worldly goods and devoted their lives to religion Caravel : First built in the 15th century made long voyages possible because they could sail into the wind Embark : to set off Gaudy : showy and brightly colored Peril : a danger or risk Estuary : a body of water where the mouth of a river meets the sea Werowance : A Delaware Indian word that means "he is rich" Yeoman : A small farmer who cultivated his own land Flotilla : a group or small fleet of ships Realm : The kingdom or country where a ruler holds away Abiding : Permanent or lasting

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3.	narrow neck of land joining two larger land masses
4.	First built in the 15th century made long voyages possible because they could sail into the wind
6.	boring
9.	to want something badly
10.	anyone who is not Christian Muslim or Jew
12.	teeth that are good for tearing food especially meat
14.	lines that run horizontally across the globe
15.	showy and brightly colored
17.	small tools for making holes in leather
18.	Men who gave up worldly goods and devoted their lives to religion
20.	revolt or rebellion
21.	a group or small fleet of ships
22.	crosspiece on the mast of a square-rigged ship

24.	stolen goods booty
25.	a flat area often in a high place or on top of mountains
27.	traces of ancient plants or animals
28.	a larger group often including several tribes
32.	In this system peasants have to declare their loyalty to a lord and work for him in return he protects the workers and helps them in bad times
34.	religious expeditions and wars
35.	from Nootka word patshatl-"giving"
38.	a weapon like a spear with a long shaft and a metal head
39.	a big three masted sailing vessel
40.	strong healthy and sturdy
41.	A small farmer who cultivated his own land
42.	the Latin word meaning "mother"

Down:

1.	tasty
2.	someone who publicly disagrees with accepted opinions especially religious beliefs
3.	resistance to infection
5.	members of a religious group who persuades others to convert
7.	a Spanish word that means conquer
8.	a danger or risk
11.	The kingdom or country where a ruler holds away
12.	a mythological creature we know from Greeks half man half horse
13.	a slow moving stream
16.	a pirate ship in a nation's service

19.	to change religion
23.	Permanent or lasting
25.	eatable at least
26.	a body of water where the mouth of a river meets the sea
29.	versicles lines
30.	a long spell of dry water
31.	existed between 25000 and 14000 years ago
33.	given
36.	a community sometimes of several villages all sharing common ancestry
37.	the farthest point of the earth that a person can see

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3.	narrow neck of land joining two larger land masses
4.	First built in the 15th century made long voyages possible because they could sail into the wind
6.	boring
9.	to want something badly
10.	anyone who is not Christian Muslim or Jew
12.	teeth that are good for tearing food especially meat
14.	lines that run horizontally across the globe
15.	showy and brightly colored
17.	small tools for making holes in leather
18.	Men who gave up worldly goods and devoted their lives to religion
20.	revolt or rebellion
21.	a group or small fleet of ships
22.	crosspiece on the mast of a square-rigged ship

24.	stolen goods booty
25.	a flat area often in a high place or on top of mountains
27.	traces of ancient plants or animals
28.	a larger group often including several tribes
32.	In this system peasants have to declare their loyalty to a lord and work for him in return he protects the workers and helps them in bad times
34.	religious expeditions and wars
35.	from Nootka word patshatl-"giving"
38.	a weapon like a spear with a long shaft and a metal head
39.	a big three masted sailing vessel
40.	strong healthy and sturdy
41.	A small farmer who cultivated his own land
42.	the Latin word meaning "mother"

Down:

1.	tasty
2.	someone who publicly disagrees with accepted opinions especially religious beliefs
3.	resistance to infection
5.	members of a religious group who persuades others to convert
7.	a Spanish word that means conquer
8.	a danger or risk
11.	The kingdom or country where a ruler holds away
12.	a mythological creature we know from Greeks half man half horse
13.	a slow moving stream
16.	a pirate ship in a nation's service

19.	to change religion
23.	Permanent or lasting
25.	eatable at least
26.	a body of water where the mouth of a river meets the sea
29.	versicles lines
30.	a long spell of dry water
31.	existed between 25000 and 14000 years ago
33.	given
36.	a community sometimes of several villages all sharing common ancestry
37.	the farthest point of the earth that a person can see

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