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Across 4. An agreement between countries for mutual benefit is called an ________. (Ex.) The U.S. and England were part of one in World War II. 8. The ___________ was the "rebirth" of culture and subjects such as art and literature. 11. The __________ __________ is when scientists stopped basing their theories off of religion and started basing them on proven fact. 13. ______ is a city in Germany that was separated by the Berlin Wall. 14. There was many threats of _______ weapons during the Cold War. 16. A system of government by a population, where the people elect representatives is called _________. 18. An outlook on living humans rather than the "after life" can be known as ________. 19. A _______ is a person who rules a certain place like a country; kings and queens. 20. The pride in one's country is called ___________. It can be both creative or destructive.

Down 1. A ruler with total power over their country is called a ________. (Ex.) Lenin and Stalin. 2. The movement when things started to be made by machines in factories instead of by hand at home was called the _________ __________. 3. The time of peace that existed between nationalities in the Roman Empire was the ___ ______. 5. A type of government called _________ states that everybody is "equal." 6. The dominent social system in medieval Europe was called _________. It consisted of four different "groups" of people. 7. Catherine the Great started this cultural movement to bring ideas from western Europe to Russia. 9. The ______ ____ divided Berlin, Germany. 10. There were two _____ ____ in the 1900's, the second war having Axel and Allied powers. 12. The ____ ___ was a time of tension and word battles between Russia and the U.S. It didn't consist of actual weapon war. 15. ______ is a country in northern Asia and eastern Europe. It's capital is Moscow. 17. A emperor in Russia used to be called a ____. (Ex.) Peter the Great.