History Crossword Puzzles

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 …

the summer olympics of 1996 were hosted in, a hip-hop feud between west coast and.., the president that made the budget balanced, the most sold car in …

came into power in germany and lasted until 1945, building up of a country's armed forces, getting rid of something, money became extremely …

what colonies wanted and achieved through peaceful and violent ways, a group that was not considered when claiming land for european nations, these …

to move permanently from one's country to another, it was hard for levi's family to grow up in germany because they were, town in california …

the name of the monarch from 1837 to 1901, she becomes empress of the country in 1867, "the sun never set on the british ...", name of one …

a peak in limasawa where magellan's cross was believed to be planted, the surname of the person who allegedly faked rizal's retraction, in …

this province was named for queen victoria and prince albert's daughter, canada's only officially bilingual province, the last province to …

lincoln was president during the _ war, lincoln was opposed to _ , lincoln was famous for telling funny _ , type of hat lincoln wore, abraham lincoln …

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 _ …

a person who settles in a colony that is under the control of their mother country, the language tradition and customs of the people, the taking over …

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 …

a female samurai was called an onna- _ , this person only had ceremonial power during the shogunate period in japan, this was the first shogunate …

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

father of geometry, discovered physics, truth through questions, the most ornate type of greek column, father of medicine, known as father of tragedy, …

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 …

the texas politician who is most commonly associated with the vietnam war at its most violent, the us president at the very beginning of the cold war, …

to leave or withdraw, underground _ - series of escape routes and hiding places to bring slaves out of the south, unfair treatment of particular …

who stopped the spanish from walking to asia, who discovered a strait of water in northern canada?, what is a thin strip of land that has water on …

henry viii's first child, henry viii's fifth wife, _ howard, the religion that henry viii changed england to so he could divorce his first …

the lord protector of england, the legislative body that cromwell supported, the form of government established in england after the execution of …

opened in munich -march 1933, hitler ordered the _ ? _ of jewish businesses, created in 1948 for the safety of the jews, it was hitler's final _ …

roman general assassinated on the ides of march, last pharaoh of ancient egypt, french military leader exiled to elba and saint helena, first …

in 1941, hitler invaded, 57 million, united kingdom, france, ussr, u.s, treaty that ended wwi and failed to keep peace, september 3, great britain and …

germany, italy, september 2, 1945; marks japanese surrender to american forces, battle that was the turning point on the eastearn front of europe; …

"injustice anywhere is a threat to _ everywhere.", the ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of _ and convenience, but …

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

the practice of forcing people to work without pay as enslaved people and denying them the freedom to decide how to live their lives, large farms …

military strategy to prevent enemy attack by threatening devastating retaliation, central to cold war nuclear policy, controversial us general who …

a frenchman who made two expeditions to the new world, a person or nation that joins with another to work toward a common goal, discovered north …