History Crossword Puzzles

_ warfare are sneak attacks, instead of meeting your enemy at a battle field, giving support and never giving up, colonists who wanted to remain as …

a style of music, popular especially in the 1920s, originated in new orleans, producing large volumes of products, a line of workers in a factory …

a group of people (workers) that had a hard time during the 1920s, the producer of many affordable cars, 1st state which allowed women to vote, small …

restored the rigidity of the iron curtain after it's construction in 1961, a major threat throughout the cold war. mainly between the us and …

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

this militant black power party originated in oakland california and fought for racial equality, which president ended military segregation?, this was …

american composer, pianist, and leader of a jazz orchestra. this man is considered to be one of america's greatest composers, a 1920s slang term …

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 …

an increase in the amount of capital per worker, which can lead to higher productivity and economic growth, the process of increasing the amount of …

an official release from punishment for a crime, a republican who believed that congress should direct reconstruction, a legal state holiday …

mountain range running the length of italy, island near the toe of italy, river that rome was founded next to, city found in north africa, south of …

introduce bills abd resolutions , offer amendments and serve on committies , a form of government in which power is in the hands of representatives …

near the location of cincinnatus's farm; where romelus and remus were found, a ruler who has total control over the country, a common person in …

the last active ruler of the ptolemaic kingdom of egypt, albert einstein, a physicist known for developing the theory of relativity, napoleon …

connected albany and buffalo, forcing people to serve in the navy, one of the possessions that the pioneers most valued, british attack on the …

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

britain's failed attempt to put off world war ii, invasion of the soviet union by germany, intense bombing by germany against the uk during world …

a large estate that included farmland, forests, a village, and the manor house where the lord lived, the noble who owned and controlled the manor and …

how did he feel about what he saw, who is considered as a god on earth, what did earlier pharaohs get buried in, what else divided pharaohs?(2words), …

germany lost 13 percent of this, including the resouce rich ruhr valley. it is also the l in 'lamb', the systematic spreading of a idea or …

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 …

what did early humas use as shelter?, who created burial practices during the paleolithic age?, produced by hitting rocks, pebbles or cobbles …

a town that grew fast as a result of mining, deposit of sand mixed with gold near the surface, someone who explores an area for mineral deposits, the …

adam ****** published his most famous work, "the wealth of nations," in 1776, the catholic church ordered him to abandon the copernican …

using reason to arrive at the truth, corresponding causes produce corresponding affects (3 words), an agreement between government and the people in …

cruel or unfair treatment by those in power, efforts to fight back against control or invasion, using people or resources unfairly for profit, spanish …

she became a well-known doctor, declaration of _ - a document that was signed in 1848 by 68 women and 32 men, a newspaper published by anthony and …

device that records sound (10 letters), machine used to fly (8 letters), portable light source (10 letters), device used to view distant objects (9 …

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 …

first steamship to cross the atlantic ocean, ship that carried the first 114 colonists to the colony of georgia, ships that exploded in 1838 of the …