Terms Included: Audit, Budget, Debt, Defense, Education, Expenditure, Federal, Filing, Healthcare, Income, Infrastructure, IRS, Local, Medicare, Property, Public, Refund, Revenue, Social, State, Tax, Welfare Taxes and Public Spending Taxes are payments collected by the government from individuals and businesses to fund public services and programs. These include things like education, healthcare, roads, national defense, and … Read more
Terms Included: Amendments, Articles, Balances, Bill, Checks, Congress, Constitution, Democracy, Executive, Federalism, House, Judicial, Justice, Laws, Legislative, Liberty, Powers, Preamble, President, Ratify, Republic, Rights, Senate, Separation, Supreme What is a Constitution? A Constitution is the supreme law of a country. It outlines the structure of the federal government, defines the powers of each branch, and … Read more
Terms Included: Ballot, Candidate, Campaign, Debate, Democracy, District, Electoral, Election, Federal, Incumbent, Majority, Minority, Nominee, Party, Polls, Precinct, President, Primary, Register, Swing, State, Term, Voter, Turnout U.S. Elections U.S. elections are the democratic process through which citizens vote to choose their leaders and decide on important issues. Elections are held at local, state, and federal … Read more
Terms Included: Appeal, Argument, Bench, Branch, Case, Court, Decision, Dissent, Federal, Hearing, Judicial, Jurisdiction, Justice, Law, Nomination, Opinion, Petition, Precedent, Ruling, Supreme, Term, Writ, Amendment, Confirmation, Constitution, Interpretation The U.S. Supreme Court The U.S. Supreme Court is the highest court in the country and part of the Judicial Branch of government. It interprets the Constitution, … Read more
Terms Used: Agencies, Amendment, Balances, Bill, Cabinet, Checks, Congress, Constitution, Court, Democracy, Executive, Federal, House, Judge, Judicial, Justice, Law, Legislative, President, Senate, Veto Branches of Government (U.S. Government) The U.S. government is divided into three branches to ensure a balance of power. The Legislative Branch (Congress) makes the laws, the Executive Branch (headed by the … Read more
Tribond puzzles challenge you to find what three seemingly unrelated things have in common. Each puzzle gives you a trio of words, names, or ideas, and your task is to uncover the hidden link — the “bond” — between them. The connections can be anything from pop culture and sports to academic topics, wordplay, and … Read more
Whenever I play a Christian-themed Wordle, I find myself constantly trying to think of five-letter words from the Bible. But if you’re aiming for a 3/6 or 4/6 win—or hoping to guess the word in just a few tries—these words don’t always come to mind quickly. Sure, there are plenty of Christian or biblical terms … Read more
Medical terminology is filled with fascinating five-letter words, many of which are essential in healthcare, anatomy, and treatments. Whether you’re tackling a medical-themed Wordle or any other word puzzle, knowing these terms can give you an edge. To make your search easier, we’ve put together a handy list of 5-letter medical words, organized alphabetically for … Read more
If you love word puzzles and think you’re a pro at unscrambling jumbled words, this challenge is for you! Unlike the easy versions, these scrambled words are designed for adults and require a sharp mind and strong vocabulary to solve. Take RYEIOTRRT for example—at first glance, it looks like a random mix of letters. But … Read more
Have you ever looked at a set of jumbled letters and felt the urge to decode them? That’s the challenge of scrambled words—letters tossed in a random order, waiting for you to bring them back to life as meaningful words! Take YRJONUE for example—at first glance, it looks like a confusing mix of letters. But … Read more