Across
- 3. The movement of people from one place or country to settle in another (9)
- 4. Fixed, oversimplified, and often unfair beliefs about an entire group of people (11)
- 5. A major, sudden change in a government, social structure, or way of life (10)
- 7. Traditions, objects, sites, and culture passed down through generations (8)
- 8. A one-sided view or unfair preference toward a particular point of view (4)
- 10. The study of History related to trade, money, industry, jobs, and financial resources (8)
- 11. The study of history related to human society, daily life, community, and relationships between groups (6)
- 12. The shift from handmade goods to factory manufacturing and machine production (17)
- 13. An exaggerated drawing or cartoon that mocks or highlights a person's features (10)
Down
- 1. The study of history related to government, laws, power, leaders, and political systems (9)
- 2. To take away someone’s property, land, or rights (10)
- 6. Firsthand evidence from a historical time period, such as a diary, photograph, or official document (7)
- 9. Sources created after an event happened that analyze or summarize the past, like a history textbook (9)
