History Crossword Puzzles

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

napoleon's army was far from their _ , where did napoleon arrived on _ september 14,1812 when the city was deserted, the russians _ and burned …

a system used by spain in which a conquistador was rewarded with the labor of conquered peoples, what the spanish called the empire that ruled what is …

most pyramidions have been lost over time, but there are a few surviving examples in museums. these specimens reveal that pyramidions were carved with …

the building where the soviet flag was raised on may 2, 1945, symbolizing the defeat of nazi germany, the soviet marshal who commanded the 1st …

a cultural icon used to represent the women who worked during wwii, the difference in pay between men and women, a branch of the us military dedicated …

this act in 1649 made it a crime to restrict the religious rights of christians in the colony of maryland, she married john rolfe, who took control of …

becomes king after beating harold at battle of hastings in 1066, famous book written in 1086, becomes king in 1087, they take jerusalem in 1099, name …

commonly known as the old stone age and lasted from 2 million b.c to 10,000 b.c where people were nomads who moved place to place constantly and kept …

where jan van riebeeck was from, to take over an area, where maria de la quellerie was from, the first building built in the cape by settlers, the …

this person's rise to power was a contributing factor to world war ii, hitler was born in this country, this treaty gave germany a reason to be …

the german johannes ********* invented the world's first movable type (printing press) in the 1440s, northern european artists tended to make …

town in north carolina where, in 1960, activists staged the first 'sit-in' in protest against restaurants, cafes, etc. that refused to serve …

_ provided protection from flying bullets and artillery shells, served as headquarters, first-aid stations, and storage areas, president _ declared …

belief that spirits inhabit plants, animals, or other natural objects, people who move from place to place in search of food, objects made by humans, …

led a nonviolent movement for indian independence, indian soldiers in the british army, the indian word for 'prince', the battle at which …

last name of pilgrim's first minister, official name of pilgrim's kitchen, the _ room, the first service of pilgrim congregational church …

founder of rome, messenger of the gods, god of the underworld, goddess of the moon, goddess of wisdom, god of war, sometimes apollo is represented by …

the english king who 'gave wales a prince born in wales, who can't speak a word of english!' (he made his baby son 'prince of …

mother language of french, spanish and english, ability to read and write, 'rebirth' of learning, this helped the spread of education, …

large open space w/columns located in forum of roman town(public), most amazing feat of roman engineering creating a network of?, central room of …

the lord protector of england, the legislative body that cromwell supported, the form of government established in england after the execution of …

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 …

the code knights followed that stated they should be brave and loyal, the little ice age led to a decline in food production, which caused extreme …

hatred of the jews, medal given to women for having 8 or more children, the name of building set on fire by a communist, the hatred of the communism …

what is the main source of information about aryan life?, in hinduism and buddhism, the process by which a soul is reborn continuously until it …

which prime minister handed the land back to the gurindji people?, what happened in 1938 australia?, what does 'terra nullius' mean?, how …

near the location of cincinnatus's farm; where romelus and remus were found, a ruler who has total control over the country, a common person in …

a statue was built to protect the pyramids, an egyptian king, a weapon that has a pointed edge, a preserved body and it's buried in the pyramids, …

large stadium where olympic games were played, 192 meters (210 yard) long race, running, jumping and discus throw, the place where the games were …