History Crossword Puzzles

financed karl marx's seminal work, the congress of _ restored the french monarchy, obtains independence from the ottoman empire in 1830, controlled …

one of her symbols was the, her father was, how many powers did she have, a seller of goods, her twin brothers name was, a temple was built in her …

the successor of mangas coloradas who led a war against the us and mexico, the event that began cochise's war (2 words), the chiricahua chief who led …

egyptian queen who allied with mark antony, famous general who was a member of first triumvirate. killed by senate in 44 b.c, member of second …

moderate faction of russian communists, friend and advisor to the czar who said he was a healer, restriction of what people can say, second leader of …

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 …

youngest egyptian king, a ruler of ancient egypt, the country name, the people who served in the army, a prisoner who is forcefully working, world …

state that he lived in, state that he lived in, state that he lived in, place that he lived in, place where he saw a slave auction, the sickness that …

this singer is called the "king of pop", the italian explorer who reached america in 1492, the famous detective created by arthur conan …

hostility or discrimination that forces people to flee their homeland, legal status and belonging to a particular country, a system of government led …

british monarch when shiels court was built (5,8), british king between 1902 and 1911 (6), destination at south end of braydeston avenue (8,7), …

the summer olympics of 1996 were hosted in, a hip-hop feud between west coast and.., the president that made the budget balanced, the most sold car in …

fatal epidemic disease; usually used in reference to the bubonic plague, a person who whipped themselves as a form of self-punishment for sin, a small …

confederate bombing of federal fort starts the war. major robert anderson was in charge of the fort, first major battle of the civil war. union …

the british needed the colonists to fight the _ , the british fought the french and _ war, the british decided to start _ the colonists after 1763, …

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, a …

prime minister for over 21 years across three terms (1921–1948), led canada through the second world war and the great depression, capital of nova …

u.s. president who worked to end the cold war, british prime minister who worked to end the cold war, u.s. president during world war i, french leader …

a time when there is very little food and many people starve, when land is split into smaller and smaller parts, a landowner who lives far away and …

exclusive control of a business or industry, large estates run by an owner, routes that carried goods and people from the americas, europe, and …

something that has been designed or created for the first time:, a new idea or method that is being tried for the first time, or the use of such ideas …

the last judge of israel before the monarchy began, the only female judge, he challenged the prophets of baal on mount carmel, had a vision of a …

person who fought to end slavery, an aboriginal man who was a key figure in early contact with europeans in australia, the practice of acquiring …

democratic candidate who won the first televised presidential debate, the term for how news was reported, especially during the vietnam war, the …

code name for hitler's plan to invade britain, the most common raf fighter plane used during the battle of britain, a new technology used to detect …

a series of medieval military expeditions made by europeans to recover the holy land from the muslims in the 11th, 12th, and 13th centuries:, a region …

technical term for the policy of placating an aggressor without recourse to force, ready to fight a war or already involved in an armed conflict, …