History Crossword Puzzles

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 …

the day that falls on july 4th - is a us holiday, this is what many people do in the usa on july 4th, day the usa celebrates its independence from …

the largest country in the soviet union, the country that started wwii, an anzac country, new…, in which country is hiroshima, the site of a nuclear …

lack of belief in a god, major leader of the bolsheviks, country in a civil war by 1930, long economic slump of the 1930\'s, title for a russian …

a religion based on the teachings of jesus christ (11 letters), he capital city of the byzantine empire that fell in 1453 (13 letters), the complete …

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 leader of nazi germany, the name of the treaty signed at the end of wwi, these were awarded to women who had lots of children, hitler was really …

these invaders, which were non-romans, included the germanic tribes from the north and mongol nomads from central asia, the diseases to which the …

title in the mongolian language equal to the status of emperor and used to refer to someone who rules a khanate or empire, the title used by the …

the british needed the colonists to fight the _ , the british fought the french and _ war, the british decided to start _ the colonists after 1763, …

people that are wounded or killed, a law that allowed voters in kansas and nebraska to choose whether to allow slavery or not, ship made of iron, the …

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 …

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

the name of the mansa who founded the empire, the part (compass point) of africa the mali empire was found, the name given to malian …

a poisonous drink made from a plant, from the latin word tributum, contribution, another word for armistice, the opposite of "no", plans and …

midnight rider, first person killed in rw, supported british rule, won french and indian war, no taxation without _ , wife of g. washington, name …

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

legendary musician, poet, and prophet in ancient greek religion and myth, god who married his sister, and cheated on her, god and personification of …

this country hosted the 1964 summer olympics, this brazilian soccer player led his country to world cup victories in 1962 and 1970, this artist got …

many people thought it was, but on its first voyage it sank, 3500 bags of _ were lost, the iceberg was 100 _ tall, the company that made the titanic, …

st elizabeth's home country (7), the name of st elizabeth's husband (5), the country where her husband was king (9), the saint elizabeth …

is a relative who lived in the past, an early ancestor of humans, it is the most important development of the stone age and it helps hunting easier, …

countries agree to defend each other if they are attacked from other countries, building empires/colonisation, _ of archduke franz ferdinand in june …

people who were originally in a land, soldier the british had, rebellion led by army, ruling over different countries, the person in charge of rule in …

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

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 _ …

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 …

the king who led the norman conquest of england in 1066, the document that limited the power of the english monarch in 1215, the dynasty that ruled …

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 …