History Crossword Puzzles

temporary ruler, brother to artemis, god of war, constantinople was the capital of this part of rome, capital of western roman empire, poem which …

exchange goods without using money, christian holy people, pictures made from many bits of colored glass or stone, a general who became emperor in a.d …

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

antony was phenomenal military _ , the year war against cleopatra was declared, gave caesar's funeral _ , lost the battle of actium as he was an …

he ruled after the female pharaoh, creating a vast empire; probably the pharaoh of the oppression of the jews, weapon the knight uses to defend …

on december 24, 1814, the united states and great britain signed the famous peace agreement ending the war of 1812, known as the conqueror, in 1066 on …

this means something that is related to glaciers—huge masses of ice that move slowly over land, shaping the earth, these are things that talk about …

a powerful empire that spanned over 600 years (1299-1922), controlling parts of europe, asia, and africa, founder of the ottoman empire and leader of …

a large group of states or countries under a single authority, a realm ruled by a king or queen, a succession of rulers from the same family, the act …

who was the first famous physician to believe that medicine was a science and an art separate from religious practice?, who did ancient people think …

a nation that helped the babylonians defeat assyrians, were a tribe of shepherds, the great king of persia that ruled an empire from asia minor to the …

the movement of the tectonic plates, movement of continents and their effect on the distribution of living organisms, (66 million years ago - …

battle won by alfred of wessex in 878, a massacre against the danes in 1002, name given to henry ii's family, another name given to henry ii's family, …

ruler of egypt, half cat half pharaoh, tomb for pharaoh, king of draught, war, chaos, animal egyptians worshipped, person forced to work for someone …

this model of evolutionary change involves slow changes over long periods of time, this model of evolutionary change involves intermittent short …

study of humankind in all aspects, scientist who studies human life in the past, time before humans invented writing, beliefs, customs, practices, and …

a person traveling from one place to another in search of animals to hunt, fish to catch, and fruit and nuts to collect, to move from on place to …

used copper as early as 5000 b.c.e, babylonia, working the ground, planting seeds, and growing edible plants, a small stone tool that is used for …

greek word meaning "stone" or "rock", also called the the chalcolithic period, last of the metal ages. the age that never ended, …

a visual art on the cave walls, before they learned to talk, early people made _ , what did early humans hunt?, first stage of the human civilization, …

what did early humas use as shelter?, who created burial practices during the paleolithic age?, produced by hitting rocks, pebbles or cobbles …

title in the mongolian language equal to the status of emperor and used to refer to someone who rules a khanate or empire, the title used by the …

traveling to new territories for the purpose of discovery, state sponsored settlement of people to new territories, economic policy where colonies …

bloodiest day of the civil war, lead union general, lead confederate general, most famous civil war battle, battle that essentially ended any chance …

before written history, people who study and write about the historical past, people who study the origins and development of people and their …

the set of beliefs, behaviors, and traits shared by a group of people, a person's rank compared to others, a person who lives by gathering food, …

first human moon landing, nixon's scandal, wwii normandy invasion, 1969 music festival, 1941 attack location, atomic bomb site, alcohol ban era, 1912 …

inventor of the light bulb, known for alternating current (ac) power, revolutionized car manufacturing with the assembly line, pioneers of the first …

master escape artist, magician famous for making the statue of liberty disappear, known for street magic and endurance stunts, star of the tv show …

long-bladed weapon used in combat, club with a spiked head, tool and weapon with a sharp edge, long spear used by cavalry, short stabbing weapon, …