History Crossword Puzzles

won the alamo, english word for alamo, picket and thatch huts, commander of the alamo, the battle cry, president during the alamo, flag flown over the …

the “land between the rivers;” lush farmland surrounding the area of mesopotamia, belief in two or more gods, spreading of ideas or products from …

moving in accordance with the harmony, a song with several voicing typically arranged in elaborate counterpoint, the lowest voicing of instrument or …

ancient civilization located between the tigris and euphrates rivers, the first known civilization in mesopotamia, a way of supplying water to crops …

who is the narrator morning for?, what country does the cask of an amontillado take place?, how did poe make money in college?, why does montresor …

a thing that causes disgust or hatred, betty avoids this by accusing people of witchcraft, tituba accuses her of being a witch, she was discovered …

process by which a body is preserved after death, valley between the tigris and euphrates rivers, extended from the mediterranean sea to the persian …

columbus's birth place, columbus is credited for discovering _ , the king columbus convinced to pay for his trip, although columbus was not the …

which colony was started by roger williams?, which colony was started by thomas hooker?, which colony was started by colonists escaping connecticut?, …

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 …

it houses the tomb of pharaohs, this is a boardgame from egypt, he was a well known king, some people think it brings protection from bad luck, it is …

the male ruler of an independent state, especially one who inherits the position by right of birth, capital and largest city of greece, a series of …

they hid here and attacked the persians by boat, were stories about greek gods, most powerful city-state after the persian war, they blocked this …

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

products intended for personal use by consumers, such as cars, refrigerators, and vacuum cleaners, an arrangement in which the consumer buys something …

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 …

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 …

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

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

the treaty of _ ended the war of 1812, the country at odds with the u.s. during the war of 1812, political party of alexander hamilton, the battle of …

middle stone age, a scientist who studies prehistoric people, the process of farming, time period in which huge ice glaciers cover the earth's …

a fossil that is useful for dating and correlating the strata in which it is found, it is the longest of the phanerozoic eras, lasting from 540 to 250 …

economic activity concerned with the processing of raw materials and manufacture of goods in factories, the action of making or manufacturing from …

proved the land discovered was not india but in fact, as a teenager he sailed on many merchant ships, discovered an ocean route from portugal to the …

the original name for mexico when it was a spanish colony, new mexico's permanent capital, the place where the priests worked, the place of rest …

who became the leader of russia after the october revolution?, what was the name of the ruling royal family?, who was the last tsar of russia?, what …

has two hands, invented the steel plow, invented the mechanical reaper, sees something that is broken, founder of a motor company, people found a way …

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 …

french explorer who came to what is now canada, aboriginal wind instrument used by men, aboriginal percussion instrument used by women, aboriginal …

english physicist and mathematician who formulated the laws of motion and universal gravitation, swiss-american physicist who developed the theory of …