History Crossword Puzzles

which king was seen as greedy?, what was the surname of the archbishop henry had killed?, who created the jury system?, how many knights killed the …

aboriginal people also painted the _ for ceremonies, aborigines used these as a drawn language, what aborigines did to themselves during celebrations, …

ruler of the huns from 434 to 453 ad, also the leader of the hunnic empire, king of pontus and armenia minor in northern anatolia from 120 to 63 bc, a …

also known as the dirty thirties, was a period of severe dust storms that greatly damaged the ecology and agriculture of the american prairies during …

rome did not have enough women to create the next generation and so they stole, raped, and married women from neighbouring kingdoms, put his hand into …

"injustice anywhere is a threat to _ everywhere.", the ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of _ and convenience, but …

the climate and landscape that surround living things, a group's set of common values and traditions, these indians were fierce warriors with a …

a clock that measures time by monitoring the resonant frequency of atoms, a device that catches the sun and casts a shadow to tell the time, time is …

is a relative who lived in the past, an early ancestor of humans, it is the most important development of the stone age and it helps hunting easier, …

ontario’s 1974 premier (last name), a best-selling north american car, canada’s 1974 prime minister (last name), gordon light foot song, popular …

canal connecting mediterranean and red seas, area of modern day iran, a war fought between the ottoman empire and russia for control of the black sea, …

philosopher known for the socratic method, student of socrates, writer of "the republic", student of plato, tutor of alexander the great, …

point of entry into the us for european immigrants, steel making process, someone who becomes rich by using ruthless business tactics, philosophy of …

the worship of many gods, people who performed or led religious ceremonies, early form of written communication using picture symbols, long poems that …

greek men wore this to show emotions during theater productions, comes from the greek word star, a type of math that means "to measure …

person who is important in judaism, christianity and islam, primary concern of early governments, protected an area from invasions and weather …

famous theoretical physicists who developed the theory of relativity, he was the 37th president, he was the founding father & inventor, he was the …

trauma passed down from generation to generation, this resulted in unemployment and low graduation rates, purpose of residential schools, this number …

they also received low _ that couldn't support a family, what was one thing farmers bought to battle the price drops?, what was the other thing …

mountain range running the length of italy, island near the toe of italy, river that rome was founded next to, city found in north africa, south of …

term is used to describe the historical period of 5th and 6th centuries in england, one of the leaders who founded the jutish kingdom of kent in 449, …

a person who settles in a colony that is under the control of their mother country, the language tradition and customs of the people, the taking over …

civilization based primarily in modern day cambodia, first historically documented civilization to practice buddhism, civilization that was known as …

this means tribe, this means origin, the evolutionary history of a group of organisms, an organism’s line of evolutionary development in …

the monarch in the edwardian era ..... the viith, the industrial ........ from 1750, the uk moved towards an increasingly mechanised way of life, …

a league of european nations, battle of _ - a naval battle where napoleons forces were defeated by the british, a vote where the countries people can …

something done/performed, something seen/watch, greek god of wine and joy, 5 day celebration of arts and athletics, attending the theater was …

first famous king of greece, the far darter, god of light and medicine, goddess of wisdom, chief nymph of the day, goddess of childbirth, ancient …

style of gables on the 17th century house, left of this iron relic (1), type of creature on the remaining brundall house wall (2), this sign is on the …

animals raised to provide materials for textile factories, men who developed businesses and sold their inventions, controlled the sale of inventions, …