History Crossword Puzzles

amendment that restricted the rights of cuba, president who was assassinated in 1901, queen of hawaii in 1891, removing raw materials from colonies, a …

regions of land that are under the control of another country, first permanent english settlement in north america, legal contract established by the …

worst betrayer of caesar, eastern capital of the roman empire, name for what is today france, emperor who supposedly made his horse a senator, caesar …

the day that falls on july 4th - is a us holiday, this is what many people do in the usa on july 4th, day the usa celebrates its independence from …

the service offered by knights to lords in feudalism, a holy war with the intention of retaking jerusalem for the christian church, the fall of the _ …

the business of capturing, transporting, and selling people as slaves, a crop, such as tobacco, sugar, and cotton, raised in large quantities and sold …

she is located on _ island, the statue is made out of this, the statue was closed for one _ days after 9/11, there are 354 _ to the crown, she was …

modern day technology used to do work, a worker in a skilled trade, especially one that involves making things by hand, job in neolithic time that …

a town that grew fast as a result of mining, deposit of sand mixed with gold near the surface, someone who explores an area for mineral deposits, the …

came into power in germany and lasted until 1945, building up of a country's armed forces, getting rid of something, money became extremely inflated, …

the u.s. forced japanese residents into these camps during wwii, u.s. program to design the atomic bomb, the place of general montgomery's first …

germany, italy, september 2, 1945; marks japanese surrender to american forces, battle that was the turning point on the eastearn front of europe; …

columbus's birth place, columbus is credited for discovering _ , the king columbus convinced to pay for his trip, although columbus was not the first …

a person who is bound to the land and owned by the feudal lord, the medieval knightly system with its religious, moral, and social code, a legal …

first steamship to cross the atlantic ocean, ship that carried the first 114 colonists to the colony of georgia, ships that exploded in 1838 of the …

leader of the us navy, he developed a modern fleet capable of protecting america business shipping interests around the world, the policy in which …

states that humans are the center of the universe, the society of jesus, were founded to stop the spread of the reformation, an italian renaissance …

a movement that rejected traditional american values, what is the name for the highly flammable chemical dropped from us planes in firebombing …

a triangular or rectangular space that forms the gable of a low-pitched roof and that is usually filled with relief sculpture in classical …

mlk, jr's most famous speech: "i have a _ ", name of the movement that sought to extend full equality to blacks (2 words), mlk, jr. held a …

a branch of european people to include irish, scottish gaelic, welsh, breton, manx, cornish, and gaulish, empire that was founded in 753 bc by two …

first president of the roaring twenties era, serving from 1921 until his assassination in 1923, book written by f. scott fitzgerald, an influential …

first battle of the civil war,, president of the united states,, president of the confederate states,, amendment that abolished slavery,, bureau that …

a political rivalry between the united states and the soviet union, a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a …

people began to have a feeling of this over nature and such because of the accomplishment made in transportation, iron that was produced with the …

a historical region of western asia situated within the tigris–euphrates river system, in the northern part of the fertile crescent, the earliest …

started by rumor, versailles protester want, affected by the civil constitution, grand duchy site, final napoleonic defeat, french queen's home, levee …

men who didn’t have families; dedicated their lives to god; copied books by hand, serves to protect the knight in battles, weapon the knight uses to …

the longest-reigning queen and female head of state in the world, the first female to join the medical register of the general medical council, …

the name of the monarch from 1837 to 1901, she becomes empress of the country in 1867, "the sun never set on the british ...", name of one …