a king or queen who has complete control over the people
a piece of land that is 43,560 square feet
to the other side of
faithfulness to your country
the Greek goddess of love
the Greek god of the sun who is believed to bring the sun every day on his golden chariot. Apollo and his twin sister Artemis are the children of Zeus.
the Greek god of war
the Greek goddess of hunting and the wilderness. Artemis is Apollo’s twin sister, and they are children of Zeus.
the Greek goddess of wisdom; known for her wisdom and battle strategy
a person who writes
This bird is found in North America. It is mostly brown, but has a white head, neck, and tail feathers.
a flag; a piece of cloth with a design
a fight between two people or armies
a hollow, metal object that makes a ringing sound when hit
to take something with the promise of returning it later
something that marks the end or limits of a territory
a generous reward
a small sailing ship made of wood
a high, very steep face of rock
Land along a sea or ocean
a police officer
a reddish-brown metal that conducts electricity and heat
a large, tightly bound bundle of cotton
money
a ruler of Russia
an area of dry land with very little rainfall or plant life
a hill of sand created by wind
a person who travels to new places
a person who came to California during the Gold Rush of 1849
a large mass of ice that moves slowly across land or down a mountain
a powerful being believed to be greater than humans that can control certain aspects of nature
a god in female form; a woman who is admired for her beauty or charm
the Greek god of the Underworld; controlled the dead and determined whether they would spend eternity in Elysium (heaven) or torture
the Greek goddess of marriage; the wife of Zeus
a raised area of land smaller than a mountain
a special day set aside to remember or celebrate
the quality of being truthful
a person who leaves the country where he or she was born to live in a new country
to buy goods from other countries
toward the inside
growing or living naturally in a certain country or region
land with water on all sides that is too small to be a continent
a strip of land that connects two larger bodies of land
work that is often done for pay
the person who sits in the front of the courtroom and makes decisions about the cases
an area that is ruled by a king or queen
a person who studies the law and speaks for people in court
a mythical creature whose bottom half is a man and whose top half is a bull
the tallest mountain in Greece, where the Greek gods and goddesses are said to reside
a made-up story that tells how or why things happened or what people believe
to make a deal
an area of rich land in a desert
the body of salt water that covers about 70% of the earth's surface
an event held every four years in which countries around the world sponsor athletes who compete in a variety of sports contests
a document that states only the inventor can make and sell his or her invention for a certain number of years
an area of land that is surrounded by water on three sides
flat or gently rolling land with little or no trees
the Greek god of the sea; believed to control the seas and its creatures
the son of a king and queen
the daughter of a king and queen
a living underwater ridge of coral, rocks, sand and sea life
a large, natural stream of water
a mythical creature whose bottom half is a goat and whose top half is a human
a large body of salt water
to break away from; to leave
a person in the army
to sparkle
a very large, heavy nail
the right to vote
something that stands for something else
extremely scary
from one sideor end to the other
to take something said or written in one language and change it into another language
a small stream or river that flows into a larger river or lake
a visit to a different place
below
to a higher place or position
the area of low land between hills or mountains
a trip to a faraway place
a person with amazing skill or intelligence
the soft, curly hairs of a sheep that are used to make yarn and fabric
the Earth and all of the land, water, plants and animals on it
the Greek god of the sky; believed to rule the sky, including the weather