HISTORY

1. A state without war or conflict.
6. A period of one hundred years.
8. The gradual development and change of something over time, like the evolution of species or ideas.
9. A sudden, complete change, usually in government or society.
10. A conflict between two or more groups, often involving fighting and violence.
14. Something new that's created, like a machine, tool, or device.
15. Someone who studies and writes about history, usually based on research and analysis of past events.

2. The act of traveling to unfamiliar places to discover or learn new things.
3. Someone who guides or directs a group of people.
4. Winning or succeeding in a battle, competition, or struggle.
5. A group of people who are born and live around the same time, like your parents' generation or your grandparents' generation.
7. People in your family who lived before you, like your grandparents or great-grandparents.
11. A collection of historical documents or records, often stored for research or reference.
12. A large group of people who share the same history, culture, or language, living in a specific area governed by its own rules.
13. Something passed down from those who came before you, like traditions, beliefs, or possessions.