History Crossword Puzzles
Industrial Revolution
corn planter : farmers could plant corn by jabbing the metal tip of this planter into the ground. activating the lever would drop the seeds into the hole., …
Prohibition and the 1920s Era
bootlegger : a person who made/sold alcohol during the prohibition, great migration : the mass movement of african americans from the rural south to the urban …
Deaf History
clerc: last name of this deaf teacher who came from france to educate deaf in the united states., pedius: last name of the first documented deaf person., …
The Great San Francisco Earthquake
4years : how long did it take to rebuild san francisco?, slip : a ____ of the san andreas fault line., los angeles : how far was it felt to the south?, april18 …
Nelson Mandela
strength: mandela was a signal of___ and loyalty to his people., nelson: the teacher at his cristian school gave him the name of?, black: mandela was elected as …
Vietnam War
battalion : military unit comprised of two or more companies of soldiers, boondocks : heavily forested or swampy areas, terrain of most of vietnam, cambodia : …
Solomon's Temple
david: king _______ wanted to build a special place to worship god., special: david wanted the ark of god to have a _______ home., solomon: god had chosen …
Women's History Month
atlantic: amelia earhart was the first woman to cross the ___________ in an airplane in 1928, hillary clinton: ______________, was the first first lady ever …
The British Empire & the Commonwealth
jamescook : who helped colonize australia?, theproms : in 1740, where was "rule britannia" first performed?, sevenyears : how long was the war between …
Ancient Greece
democracy : a type of government where you can vote, athens : a place located on a peninsula, greece : the country we have been researching, myth : a story that …
Revolutionary War
Revolutionary War or the American War of Independence was fought over the issue of American independence from the First British Empire.
Women in History
althea gibson : the first major african-american female tennis player , oprah : the richest black woman in america , rosa parks : fought for civil rights after …
The High Middle Ages
excommunicate : to cancel a person's membership in the church, stocks : a wooden frame with holes for confining the ankles and wrists, used for punishment, …
