1920s America and World War I
HistoryUS history review of WWI and the Roaring Twenties: Woodrow Wilson, U-boats, trench warfare, Treaty of Versailles, Babe Ruth and Louis Armstrong.
This history crossword has 10 clues. Select a numbered square, read the matching clue, and type the answer. Crossing letters help confirm each word. You can print a worksheet or make your own crossword from a custom word list.
Horizontal Words
- The 19th amendment gave women the right to _____ (4)
- One of the most famous poets of the 1920's (14)
- the 1920's were known as the ______twenties (7)
- Who was the US Presidents During ww1 (13)
- what was the style of fighting called where soldiers dig long ditches to protect (14)
Vertical Words
- what were the German submarines called? (6)
- What document offically ended WW1 (18)
- A famous musician was named ______Armstrong (5)
- The Name of the was that was fought between 1914-1918 (9)
- Who was a famous baseball player during the 1920's (8)
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This puzzle includes clues such as “The 19th amendment gave women the right to _____”, “what were the German submarines called?”, and “One of the most famous poets of the 1920's”. Read the full across and down lists next to the grid before deciding where to begin. An exact definition or familiar fact is usually a good starting point; after entering it, check each crossing clue against the letters now available. The clue text comes from the community puzzle submission and is displayed unchanged for solving.
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