July Crossword Puzzle

2. Until 44 A.D. July was the fifth month in the Roman calendar and named _________.
5. World ___ is celebrated July 2nd. (Take me to your leader!)
9. This astronaut made history on July 16, 1969 by taking the first step on the moon.
10. Long, hot days of July are often referred to as the ___ ____ of Summer.
13. To ________ is the act of removing faded blooms from your spring perennial flowers.
15. Members of this zodiac sign are born between June 21 and July 22.
16. The purple, and sometimes blue, ________ is one of the July birth flowers.
18. This Great military genius was born July 20, 356 B.C.
21. This pond blooming flower is one of the July birth flowers.
22. The full ____ Moon occurs Wednesday, July 13 this year.

1. Americans consume about 150 million of these outdoor grilling staples every Fourth of July.
3. The _______ Bell hasn't been rung since 1846.
4. Some copies of the Declaration of Independence have printer Mary Katherine _______'s signature on them.
6. Crop _______ started appearing in the 1970's, although there have been a number of cases sporadically reported throughout history.
7. Members of this zodiac sign are born between July 23 and August 22.
8. This day of commemorating the start of the French Revolution occurs July 14.
11. July is sometimes called the ___ month because grass dries out from lack of rain and can be made into this winter meal for farm animals.
12. This day, celebrated every July 4th, was not an official holiday until almost 100 years after the Declaration of Independence was signed.
14. This French microbiologist administered the first successful dose of the Rabies vaccine July 6, 1885.
17. Former-President ________, 30th President of the United States, was born on July 4, 1872.
19. This gemstone is the July birthstone.
20. The first atomic bomb, called ___ ___, was detonated in Alamogordo, New Mexico on July 16, 1945.