History Crossword Puzzles

major city of the harappan civilization, system used for clean water disposal, baked clay objects made by harappans, large public bath found in …

president whose administration included the teapot dome scandal, pilot who made the first solo transatlantic flight, yankees slugger who hit 60 home …

pop music, written for people to be good for people to dance, how long one note or a whole piece of music lasts, how music can change in volume, a …

a religious, social, and moral code that is followed by knights, learn to become gentlemen. serve lords and ladies before becoming a squire, operated …

carried by the bodyguards of roman senators, the romans adopted many things from the:, emperor who had a temple built for himself, father of the …

an animal the knight travels on, serves to protect the knight in battles, the house of kings, ladies and knights, where the knights sits on the horse, …

the last name of the original landowner of what is now the, these historic structures provide our hens with shelter and a place to sleep and lay eggs, …

group of countries including britain, france, and the us, german military strategy using fast tanks and planes (wwii), system of deep ditches used by …

the king/ruler of ancient egypt, a family line of rulers, the period of time a pharaoh rules, control over people and decisions, the system used to …

romantic composers put emphasis on self- _ , music that has a specific story idea or scene, romantic music showed the difference between man and _ , …

building up of armed forces in preparation for war, agreement or union made between people/countries for mutual benefit, intense pride in one\'s …

a period of rebirth in art, learning, and new ideas, a deadly disease that killed many people in europe and changed society, a famous renaissance …

it is a circle of large stones in wiltshire that you can still visit today, a famous queen of a tribe in east england who fought the romans in 60 ad, …

created germ theory, made surgery cleaner, introduced the theory of opposites, liquid in the body - there are 4 of these, introduced the theory of the …

a pledge the us president made in order to stop the spread of communism, created by george marshall, it provided economic aid to war-torn countries in …

ocean vessel powdered by steam, network of tracks for trains, communication system using electrical signals, a shortcut between europe and asia …

these are people who served in the army, navy or air force during a war, this nuclear reactor was created by atomic energy canada in 1952 for the safe …

north atlantic treaty organisation, a pact made in 1955 between soviet controlled countries in eastern europe, the name given when the usa, britain …

farmers who settled for free land on the plains, u.s state of the 1848/49 gold rush, religious group who settled in salt lake, utah, u.s president …

the main religion of medieval europe, the language used by the church, the superstitious sign that something bad might happen to you, the belief in …

the southern movement for independence in south america started in this country, social class made up of spanish-born rulers, country where the south …

another name for the u.s. and canada region, spanish settlement founded in 1565, europeans who settled along the st. lawrence river in the early …

a protest where people refuse to buy or use something, southern segregation laws, racial separation system in the u.s. south, hate group active during …

the customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or social group, people or things that are native to a …

helps motorists find directions, first cars were powered by this, let people talk over long distances, tools like plows and tractors that helped …

the time period in germany when gustav stressemen was chancellor, what church conformed to nazi ideology, hitlers secret police who dressed in …

explosive substance used in the gunpowder plot (9), the man behind the plot (3,6), what people light on bonfire night (7), colourful displays in the …

where first villages formed in india around 2500 bc in the fertile river valley of the indus river, strong seasonal winds that dominate much of the …

what posed a challenge that prevented travel for early civilisations?, a country in contact with early nomadic tribes, a fabric traded on the silk …

also known as the yellow river produced by yellow silt, which was very fertile and brought bountiful harvests, river providing a more steady and …