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History Word Search Puzzle Games

World History Puzzle World History Puzzle
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Battle Of The Alamo Battle Of The Alamo
The Battle of the Alamo was a pivotal event in the Texas Revolution. Test your knowledge from history and find these words from the Battle of the Alamo word search puzzle. To know more about the Battle of the Mexican army, take this puzzle. Hurry up. Time is tickling!

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A Word Game On 9/11 Attacks! A Word Game On 9/11 Attacks!
9/11 is a term used to refer to an attack on that date, September 11, 2001. Two airplanes purposefully crashed into the World Trade Center, causing the two towers to crash to the ground. Over 3,000 people were killed in both the planes and in the buildings. Another airplane crashed into the Pentagon killing people in the air and the Pentagon. Another aircraft took over by passengers and crashed in a field, sparing many people’s lives. All of these airplanes had been hijacked by terrorists. To this day, many people remember what happened when people refer to 9/11.

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Boston Tea Party Boston Tea Party
The Boston Tea Party was an act of rebellion by the American colonies against the Crown, famously protesting "taxation without representation." The protest was explicitly against the British Tea Act. Residents of Boston, disguised as Native Americans, boarded a British vessel in the harbor and threw its entire cargo of tea overboard. It took place in December of 1773 and was a significant event in the lead up to the American Revolution, which was just two and a half years later. The recently founded political party, The Tea Party, pays homage to this act of rebellion with its name, evoking a similar sense of protest against unfair taxation.

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All About The Counter Reformation All About The Counter Reformation
The Protestant Reformation, referred to as merely the Reformation, is an essential time in history, especially for those who practice any organized Christianity. The Reformation took place in the 16th Century in Europe. At this time, Martin Luther led a group of Roman Catholics away from the organized church, believing that it had strayed from the actual teachings of Christ. These separatists formed what became the Protestant church, which is still a broad branch of Christianity today. Give this word search puzzle a try and see how many words you can find about the Reformation.

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Ancient Egyptian Word Search Ancient Egyptian Word Search
The Ancient Egyptians have fascinated humanity for more than a century. When explorers first discovered the tombs hidden deep within the Egyptian pyramids, people around the world wanted to know more about the mysterious people who built them. Over the years, we’ve learned a lot about the Ancient Egyptians and their traditions and culture. We’ve even learned the names of their pharaohs and their gods. How much do you know about Ancient Egypt and the people that lived there? Try to find all 12 of the words about Egypt that we’ve hidden here and see just how much you can learn!

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History Of India Word Search History Of India Word Search
India is a country with a rich and complex history. From its time as an English colony to its growth as an independent nation, India has seen many changes over the centuries. In addition to its history, India also has a profoundly religious past that has heavily influenced its growth and strengthened its unique and beautiful culture. If you’re looking to learn a little more about important historical places in India’s history, then try this word search puzzle. The names of 12 historical sites are hidden here. See if you can find them all, then go look them up and learn a little more about this incredible country!

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World War II Word Search World War II Word Search
World War II was once referred to as "The War to End All Wars." Sadly, there have been many wars worldwide since we have not seen an action quite to the same scale ever since. It was indeed a fight that changed the planet's face, and it’s essential to understand the different factors that shaped the war from beginning to end. Give this word search puzzle a try, and find the 12 words that we’ve hidden here. Each one refers to an essential part of the war. When you’re done, do a little research on each one and see what you can learn about World War II.

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Vietnam War Word Search Vietnam War Word Search
The Vietnam War shaped the fates of everyone that was involved in it. Though you’ve probably heard the Vietnam War talked about, how much do you know about this critical time in history? Do you see the role that napalm played in the battles? Do you know how the draft affected American culture or why people protested the war? This word search puzzle contains 12 words and names that were essential parts of the Vietnam War. Find them all, then do some research on each one and see what you learn about this significant time in human history.

Attempts: 251

Words About The American Revolution Words About The American Revolution
The American Revolution marked the beginning of what would eventually be known as one of the world's greatest nations. When the United States of America was merely a British colony, the colonists had many grievances against their English rulers. Foremost among the complaints was taxation without representation, but perhaps just as important was that the colonists felt that they were separate and distinct from their motherland, and so had a right to be their own country. This word search puzzle includes 11 words about the American Revolution. Find them all and see what you can learn about the birth of this great nation.

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Alcatraz Word Search Alcatraz Word Search
Alcatraz is perhaps the most infamous prison in American history. Located on an island off the coast of California, the prison has been shut down for many years, and is now merely a tourist attraction. Due to its harsh, isolated location, it was once believe that nobody could escape Alcatraz, and so it was used to house some of the most dangerous criminals of the century, including individuals like Al Capone and Frank Morris. But the highly intelligent Morris, along with 2 other prisoners, would prove that wrong when they escaped from the prison in 1962. If you want to learn more about Alcatraz and the infamous escape, start by giving this word search puzzle a try.

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Vietnam War Word Search - Part 2 Vietnam War Word Search - Part 2
The Vietnam War was an enormously controversial endeavor that elicited protests and anger among many Americans. While supporters of the cause believed that the United States was justified in entering Vietnam to try to prevent the spread of Communism, others believed that Americans should never have entered the country in the first place. Many still debate the actual reasons behind this war today. If you want to learn a little more about this controversial war, see if you can find all of the words that we’ve hidden in this puzzle. Then research each one and see how it may have influenced the Vietnam War.

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History Of Earth Word Search History Of Earth Word Search
The planet that we live on is home to wonders that we can never fully appreciate and things that we as a species may never truly understand. Its history stretches back billions of years, yet we still learn new things about our planet’s account every day. If you want to learn a little more about this planet and come to appreciate its ancient history, then give this word search puzzle a try. There are 12 words hidden here that refer to important things that make Earth what it is. Find them all, then learn a little more about each of them.

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Greek And Roman Mythology Greek And Roman Mythology
Characters of greek and roman mythology

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Words About The Battle Of Hastings Words About The Battle Of Hastings
In January of 1066, King Edward the Confessor died without an heir. This left several claimants vying for his throne and led to many battles to decide who would rule. One such action was the Battle of Hastings, which was fought on 14 October 1066. This battle between William, Duke of Normandy, and King Harold Godwinson's forces would mark the beginning of England's Norman conquest. The word search puzzle includes 12 essential words related to this historic battle. See if you can find them all, then do some research on each one to see how they fit into this important event.

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Cold War Word Search Cold War Word Search
The Cold War was a tense period in which the United States and Russia were engaged in a serious arms race. Citizens of both countries were ever on the alert, always prepared for attack or invasion. But no battle ever actually took place. Despite the lack of actual warfare, the Cold War is a significant period that shaped both countries' cultures and attitudes and influenced the tools and technology that are now used in modern warfare. Check out this word search puzzle and see if you can find all of the Cold War words we've hidden here.

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French Revolution Word Search French Revolution Word Search
Though not the most well-known uprising in human history, the French Revolution was an important event that shaped France’s history and culture. The ordinary people of France were straining under heavy taxes and suffered great poverty because of the greedy nobility. Finally, the people had had enough and rose against the nobles and King Louis. Do you know what happened next? Try out this word search all about the French Revolution and see if you can find all the words hidden here. Then do a little research and find out how each one affected the outcome of this historic uprising.

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The Kingdom Of Kush The Kingdom Of Kush
The Kingdom of Kush was a kingdom in the fertile lands bordering the Nile River that dates back to more than 1,000 years B.C. The kingdom invaded Egypt around 800 B.C. and ruled there for nearly 200 years before being displaced by the Assyrians. However, during this time, they expanded their empire to encompass both the Nile banks and up into what is now Saudi Arabia. Today, Egypt is most closely associated with the Nile and the adjacent partial grasslands that are so favorable for crops. Egypt is also known for its practice of mummifying their royal deal and burying them in pyramids.

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Women's Suffrage Women's Suffrage
Women’s suffrage is the right of all women to vote in elections. Women were not allowed to vote in ancient Athens, and only adult, male citizens who owned land were permitted to cast their votes in elections. The Seneca Falls Convention in 1848 was the first women’s rights convention held in Seneca Falls, New York and it was Elizabeth Cady Stanton who proposed women’s suffrage. In 1867, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, and Lucy Stone addressed a subcommittee of the New York State Constitutional Convention to revise the constitution and include woman suffrage, to no avail. It was only in 1920 when the Nineteenth Amendment to the US Constitution was ratified allowing all citizens to vote regardless of their sex.

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Bombings Of Hiroshima And Nagasaki Bombings Of Hiroshima And Nagasaki
During the final stage of the Second World War on August 6 and 9, 1945, the United States utilized nuclear weaponry on Japan in an extreme measure to bring an end to the war. With the United Kingdom's consent, the U.S. Army dropped atomic bombs on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, collectively killing over 129,000 Japanese people. This was a monumental moment in history, and to this day, it remains the only use of nuclear weapons for warfare in history. See if you can spot each of the words associated with the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings in this atomic-themed word search.

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Edward Jenner And Smallpox Edward Jenner And Smallpox
Here is the smallpox word search for students to learn with the word search puzzle. These smallpox Crosswords make learning and memorizing much easy for the students. Try to attempt these crossword puzzles to discover the best.

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Indus Valley Civilization Indus Valley Civilization
The Indus Valley Civilization existed during the Bronze Age of humanity. It was spread across northwestern regions of South Asia, into what is now Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India. Also known as the Harappan Civilization, the people of this region were one of the earliest civilizations to be established globally, along with ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. If you want to learn a bit more about Indus Valley and its people, see if you can unearth all the words we’ve hidden in this fun word search puzzle!

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War Vocabulary War Vocabulary
Find as many terms related to War Vocabulary. Try to complete the puzzle game. This puzzle will boost your confidence and knowledge. Tryout the challenge, and don't forget to share it with your friends.

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The Age Of Imperialism Word Search The Age Of Imperialism Word Search
Imperialism is the concept of one nation expanding on its power by taking over other regions, usually by force. The 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries are known as the Age of Imperialism, when European nations sought political power by acquiring other parts of the world. During the latter half of that period, there was a global scramble for China and much of central Asia & Africa. European imperialists' chief goal was to acquire resources from its new colonies such as minerals, dyes, cotton, and oils to bolster the European economy. The Age of Imperialism inspired many advancements in transportation and military technology to control and gather resources from colonized regions.

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Find Nicolaus Copernicus Find Nicolaus Copernicus
Nicolaus Copernicus is known for being a strong contributor during the Scientific Revolution during the Renaissance. Copernicus is known as an astronomer. The main thing that Copernicus realized was that the sun is in the middle of the universe and not the Earth. There are other planets and systems in space. Born in Prussia, Copernicus also died there. Copernicus observed the planets, especially Mercury, Mars, Saturn, and Jupiter. By the time Copernicus was 30 years old, he had finished his education. During the 1540s, Copernicus got sick and became paralyzed. He died in 1543. He was 70 years old. Even though he was buried in Frombork Cathedral, no one has been able to find his remains.

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Progressive Era Progressive Era
Names and Terms of the progressive era

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History Of Ancient Israel History Of Ancient Israel
Israel has a lot of significance to many people of different religions. This area has been a central location for many important events, as well as home to many important religious figures. Jews, Christians, and members of other world religious have all made pilgrimages to Israel and have spent their lives learning more about the history of this region. If you want to learn a little more about Ancient Israel, then this word search puzzle may be a good place to start. We’ve hidden several words and names that are significant to Israel’s history. See if you can find them all!

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History Of Psychology History Of Psychology
Psychology can be seen as far back as to the ancient historical times in Persia, India, Egypt, Greece and China. Philosophers are credited with using psychology in their beliefs. Several leaders were believed to have suffered from mental illnesses and several physicians understood the differences between mental and physical ailments. During the Enlightenment time, psychology was analyzed by more and more people. Several people who apply science and math to psychology to learn about it. Christian Wolff and Gottfriend Wilhelm Leibniz were popular people in the study of psychology. In the 1800s, countries began to accept psychology even though it had been going on for a long time.

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World Studies- The Great War World Studies- The Great War
World Studies- World Wars

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Ancient Kush, Egypt, And Mesopotamia Ancient Kush, Egypt, And Mesopotamia
The ancient world is still a mystery to us in many ways, but we’re learning more and more about it each day as we study the few ancient civilizations that were established many thousands of years ago. These civilizations include Ancient Kush, Ancient Egypt, and Mesopotamia. If you want to learn a little more about these ancient civilizations and the world they created, start with this fun word search puzzle. You’ll find many words here that are related to these civilizations. Once you find all of the hidden terms, do some research and see what other interesting information you can dig up.

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