History Crossword Puzzles

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 …

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 …

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, …

the victorious powers (great britain, the usa, france and the soviet union) divided germany into four zones of ……, how many million germans were …

name of the city blockaded by stalin in which the us delivered supplies by airlift, us policy of not allowing communism to spread, economic system in …

year of the establishment of san lazaro, year when iloilo mission hospital moved to a new location, act no. _ modified the organization of the …

the male representation of the united kingdom, this was limited to 100 000 men, is the term given to forced military service, the leader of germany …

the entrance to an amphitheatre or circus, the man who built rome's first theatre, worn by greek and roman actors, the muse of tragic theatre, a …

the capital city, known for its cultural and political achievements, a prominent city-state known for its military prowess and discipline, the study …

a religion based on the teachings of jesus christ (11 letters), he capital city of the byzantine empire that fell in 1453 (13 letters), the complete …

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 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 …

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 …

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

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, …

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

a large flow of water that rises and spreads over the land, the study of the sun, stars and planes, a community of people with shared laws and …

to support and empower indigenous people, the number of people who are able to read and write, benefits mainly provided by the state to improve the …

was the founder of the roman empire, pliny the elder called him "the gloomiest of men", reigned for roughly 5 years, from 37 - 41 a.d. in …

this french general became the emperor after the execution of robespierre, this was the name of the army that supported the bolsheviks, who was the …

invention that helped china become the greatest sea navigator, japanese warrior class, the head of the military government in japan, religion most …

this type of farming allowed the inca to farm in their mountainous territory, was right below the royal family in inca society, pachacuti took local …