History Crossword Puzzles

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

all _ lead to rome, empire we warred against in the punic wars, first emperor, temple for the god of seasons and change, entertainment held in a …

this word describes the revival of learning and culture that prepared the way for new scientific ideas in the 17th century, this word refers to the …

the renaissance era was the _ of european art and literature under the influence of classical models, it took place in the _ to the sixteenth century, …

queen of the iceni tribe, name of london during roman times, what bc stands for, the emperor who successfully conquered england, the wall between …

the war from 1914 - 1918 that caused changes in american culture, what american women could do from 1920, during prohibition, this was banned in the …

a painting done on wet plaster, often found on roman walls, a common piece of roman clothing worn by men and women, objects like bowls and jars made …

key 19th century city attracting irish migrants after the potato famine, conflict from 1775–83 that ended in independence for thirteen colonies, …

horus is often depicted with the head of what bird?, god of the underworld, the formal writing system used in ancient egypt, thick writing paper made …

a complex society with cities, government, religion, and writing, a land between the tigris and euphrates rivers, the belief in many gods, the first …

a place or structure that gives protection against weather or danger, these are objects that people use to help them do things. early humans used …

turning point for the union, female abolitionist, main southern crop, northern general, bloodiest single day, the draft, monumental supreme court …

the practice of forcing people to work without pay or freedom, especially african americans in the south before and during the civil war, the belief …

a noble, ranking below an earl, often a warrior or retainer of the king, a council of powerful lords and bishops who advised the king, a county or …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …