History Crossword Puzzles

what do historians think spread the black death?, what document was king john forced to sign?, what law stated "free men cannot be …

paintings became more realistic during the _ , what does the renaissance mean?, the inquisition was a tool used to censor _ and hinder the spread of …

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 …

the spanish wanted to spread this religion among native americans.(nm 13), this person promised the pueblos protection against their enemies if they …

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 …

traveling to new territories for the purpose of discovery, state sponsored settlement of people to new territories, economic policy where colonies …

an extensive group of states or countries under a single ruler, the study of earth’s surface and climate, and of human activity, and of the …

called for the government to own railroads and telephone and telegraph systems, long journeys where cowboys herded cattle to the market, a system of …

large weapons and vehicles used for the first time in world war i, network of trenches that went all the way from belgium to switzerland, war started …

the devastating genocide of european jews during ww2, the deliberate spreading of information to influence the thinking of others, german for …

founded american economic associations, discovered x-rays, allowed humans to communicate across wires, dramatically increased availability of cotton, …

a style of architecture that involved large stained-glass windows, pointed arches, rib vaults, flying buttresses, and ornate decoration, a type of …

performed by priests to please the gods, the mayans lived in the southern part of this country, kings and nobles lived in this within the city, …

to step down from power, battle of _ ; napoleon's victory in austria, napoleonic _ ; contained enlightenment principals such as equality of all …

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 …

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 …

first person to refuse to give up her seat, first woman and first african american woman to hold rank of 4 star admiral, first african american heavy …

native american tribe, the unconquered, powerful storm that usually hits florida between june and november, famous fl fruit, st. _ ; oldest city in …

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 …

king of england whose conflict with parliament led to the civil war, the body of government that opposed charles i during the english civil war, the …

university that gave crowther an honorary doctorate, one of the four reasons for european colonization of africa, system of transportation and …

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

who was the first famous physician to believe that medicine was a science and an art separate from religious practice?, who did ancient people think …

an area inside castle walls that people would live in, the term we use for who will become king/queen next, the day on which william i was crowned …

a person who is bound to the land and owned by the feudal lord, the medieval knightly system with its religious, moral, and social code, a legal …

uncivilized invaders, byzantine emperor tried to reunite roman empire, name given to the eastern half of roman empire, empress of byzantine empire, …

philosopher and author of 'the republic' (5), philosopher who wrote no works of his own (8), athenian politician and statesman (8), maverick …

half of ireland's population survived off this crop, what the disease that destroyed irish farmers' crops was called at the time, the man …

widely regarded as the greatest writer in the english language and the world’s pre-eminent dramatist, an artist who became the most influential …

the belief in many gods, a member of a people or tribe that has no permanent home but moves from place to place, usually seasonally, following a …