History Crossword Puzzles

the four centuries following mycenaean civilization when greece went into a period of decline, from 1200 - 750 b.c, rule by a king or kings, …

ruler of egypt, half cat half pharaoh, tomb for pharaoh, king of draught, war, chaos, animal egyptians worshipped, person forced to work for someone …

a group of 6000 men in the roman army, a class of rich people in the roman empire, latin for 'slave', death by being tied or nailed to a …

having or marked by good, a person who works in a mine, especially a commercial mine producing coal or metallic ores, a group of people who leave …

last king of judah before taken into babylonian captivity (2 kings 24-25), son of solomon, kingdom split during his rule (1 kings 11-14), son of …

a movement that rejected traditional american values, what is the name for the highly flammable chemical dropped from us planes in firebombing …

front, front, german u-boats, germany lost its _ in africa and asia, agreement to stop shooting, luxury cruise liner sunk by german u-boats, this …

this was the country that silk originally came from, these humped mammals were crucial for transporting goods, <blank> the great had conquered a …

this philosopher believed in the ideal of "natural rights", the philosopher who stated "i think, therefore, i am", the united …

worst betrayer of caesar, eastern capital of the roman empire, name for what is today france, emperor who supposedly made his horse a senator, caesar …

a dinosaur that can spit blinding stuff witch is not true but it happens in the movie its in, a dinosaur that was known as a sausage, its name means …

the children of native americans and europeans, overland trade routes linking china to the middle east, to bring a product into a country to be sold, …

founded by james oglethorpe and was set aside strictly for military use, this colony was founded in 1634 by lord baltimore, founded in 1681 by william …

florentine sculptor of david and painter and architect, pardon sins, buying and selling of a large quantity of goods, an italian astronomer, …

prime minister of great britain throughout most of world war ii, the genocide of the jews during world war ii, japanese suicide pilots, the northwest …

a river in egypt that the ancient egyptians used for almost everything, the process of mummification, an egyptian king, picture signs used to spell …

where was he born, what diseases did he have as a kid, roosevelt died at the age of?, what college did he attend, how many wives did theodore …

what method that was introduced in 1915 had a big impact on schools during the progressive era?, what's one major thing that is still a huge part …

william shakespeare was _ for the arts, he was _ on 23rd april 1564, he was born in _ -upon-avon, william shakespeare _ on 23rd april 1616, william _ …

inventor of the light bulb, known for alternating current (ac) power, revolutionized car manufacturing with the assembly line, pioneers of the first …

the lower house of the parliament, the english law-making body, is known as the house of _ , the location where the sons of liberty dropped tea in the …

goddess of agriculture, goddess of the moon, god of war, goddess of the rainbow, messenger of the gods, god of the underworld, goddess of …

a person found guilty of a crime and sent to australia to serve their time, a convict who has been set free, a person who is in charge of a colony or …

machine to draw out & twisted cotton fibres, a disease that causes diarrhea, the production of many products, cloth made by weaving/knitting …

a system used by spain in which a conquistador was rewarded with the labor of conquered peoples, what the spanish called the empire that ruled what is …

the overall legion leader, usually a senator, was known as "legatus _ ", a type of armor made of small scales of metal attached to a fabric …

a mechanism that darwin used to explain how evolution could happen, matched the shape of the beaks of the finches, an animal that hunts and kills …

farmers with small farms, what was the name of the first awakened one in buddhism?, where did the gupta empire originate?, what encouraged trade …

imperial ruler of russia, the trans-siberian.., arctic wasteland, peasants owned by their landlords- abolished in 1861, policy of making non-russians …

a large building that the king and queen lived in, a contagious disease that killed many people in the middle ages, common punishment for crimes in …