Year 8 Social Science Crossword

A term used to descrive an area located outside cities and towns, such as farming or agricultural areas.
A city with a population of more than 10 million people.
The process which moves sediment in a zigzag pattern along a beach by wash and backwash of waves approaching the shore at an angle.
A man-made barrier that juts out from a beach into the water, made to prevent erosion of the beach from the power of destructive waves and longshore drift.
The wearing away of the Earth's surface by wind, water or ice.
the laying down of solid material which has been eroded and transported from another part of the Earth's crust.
Type of wave that is gentle and deposits material and builds up beaches.
a graphical representation of events over a set period of time, arranged in the order in which they occurred.
A source of historical evidence made or written after the time being studied.
A term used to describe the spread of an infectious disease across an entire country, a large region, or even worldwide; an epidemic on a much larger scale.
A wealthy monarch or noble; under feudalism, one who exchanged fiefs for sworn loyalty of vassals.
A way of organising people or groups of things so that the most important is at the top, with the others ranked underneath in decreasing order of importance.
A key concept in history: the information or clues discovered by asking specific questions about a historical source.
A record of events in the order they took place.
The blackened, swollen, pusfilled lymph nodes evident on the body of someone with the bubonic plague.