Across
- 2. A large-scale and violent event or upheaval, often causing widespread destruction.
- 4. Relating to the system or era of government under a Tsar (an emperor or supreme ruler in Russia).
- 6. The vocabulary or terminology specific to a particular time period or context.
- 7. A state of confusion, disorder, or agitation; a noisy commotion caused by a crowd of people.
- 8. A state of being unwell or ill; a disease or an illness.
- 11. Large and powerful territories ruled by an emperor or sovereign.
- 14. A term denoting something that significantly alters the course of events or strategies.
- 15. The forefront or leading position in a movement, field, or development; pioneers or leaders in a particular endeavor.
- 16. Courage and bravery, especially in the face of danger or adversity.
- 19. Individuals responsible for operating telecommunication systems, connecting and assisting callers.
- 20. To undergo trials or challenges to determine strength, capability, or endurance.
- 25. Conflict, discord, or struggle, especially of a prolonged or bitter nature.
- 26. A policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force, often involving the acquisition and control of other territories or nations.
- 27. A member of the Russian Social-Democratic Workers' Party that seized power in the October Revolution of 1917, led by Vladimir Lenin, and established a communist government.
- 28. Resistance or disagreement; a competing force against something.
- 30. A change in direction, situation, or outcome.
- 31. Hostile or violent behavior.
- 32. The recollection or thought of past events or experiences.
- 35. Assistance, support, or relief provided in times of distress or difficulty; aid or help given to someone in need.
- 37. The area where the two opposing armies or forces meet and fight during a war.
- 38. Kind or mild; not harsh or severe.
Down
- 1. Territories governed by a nation on behalf of the League of Nations.
- 3. Supporting or additional groups created to assist the main organization or military force.
- 5. Deliverance from harm, destruction, or difficulty; preservation or rescue from peril.
- 9. A distinctive and significant period or era marked by particular events or characteristics.
- 10. To announce or proclaim with authority; to serve as a sign or indication of something to come.
- 11. Military forces sent for a specific mission or task, often to a foreign country.
- 12. Intense and passionate feeling or enthusiasm towards a cause, idea, or pursuit.
- 13. Growing or expanding rapidly; developing or flourishing.
- 17. Involving a sudden and violent upheaval or disaster, often resulting in immense change or destruction.
- 18. The separation of people based on race, ethnicity, or other factors, often leading to unequal treatment or restricted rights.
- 21. A sign or indication of something to come; a precursor or herald of future events.
- 22. A period of intense fear of communism and radicalism.
- 23. Lacking strength or power; not strong.
- 24. The act of rising or moving upward, often referring to a climb or progression in status or power.
- 29. Extremely distressing, disturbing, or agonizing; causing intense worry or anguish.
- 33. A guiding or signaling light; metaphorically, something serving as a guiding principle or inspiration.
- 34. Harassment or mistreatment, especially due to race, religion, or beliefs.
- 36. A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease that affects many people over a large area or worldwide.