Across
- 3. People who study and write about history, learning from past events.
- 4. To be put to death as a punishment for a crime.
- 5. A strong fear that something bad is happening, even if it isn’t.
- 7. The practice of magic, especially when it's done to harm others.
- 9. A group of people from England who wanted to practice their religion in a strict way.
- 10. To say that someone did something wrong or illegal.
- 11. To show that someone is involved in something bad.
- 13. To admit that you did something wrong or bad.
- 18. Seeing or hearing things that aren't really there.
- 20. Caused a lot of pain or suffering.
Down
- 1. A situation where a lot of people are very scared or worried, often for no good reason.
- 2. Things that are beyond what is natural, like ghosts or magic.
- 6. Being not guilty or having done nothing wrong.
- 8. To make something appear as if by magic.
- 12. Feeling sorry for doing something wrong and wanting to make it right.
- 14. Suffering from pain or trouble.
- 15. Legal meetings where people are judged for doing something wrong.
- 16. To tell what you know about something in a court or official setting.
- 17. Very evil or cruel.
- 19. To say something publicly or officially.