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History II - Word Scramble

Unscramble the letters to spell each word. Use a hint if you get stuck!

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About this word scramble

“History II” is a free word scramble game for kids aged about 8–14 in the History set. It has 10 clues about important people, events and places from history. Each answer is shown with its letters mixed up — read the clue, work out the word and put the letters back in the right order. It plays in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer, with nothing to download, and one round takes about 5 minutes.

How to play

  1. Read the clue at the top of the game.
  2. Look at the jumbled letters and think of a word that fits the clue and uses every letter.
  3. Type or tap the letters in order to spell the answer, then check it.
  4. Stuck? Use the hint, or look at the first letter and the number of letters below.

What your child learns

  • Facts and words about important people, events and places from history.
  • Spelling — every letter has to be in the right place.
  • Thinking from a clue to an answer (recall, not just recognition).

Tip: Ask “when did this happen?” for every answer and put them in order.

The 10 clues in this game

  1. Founder of Maurya Empire (18 letters, 2 words, starts with “C”)
  2. King who embraced Buddhism after Kalinga War (6 letters, starts with “A”)
  3. Portuguese explorer who reached India (1498) (11 letters, 3 words, starts with “V”)
  4. Leader of Indian 1857 uprising (female) (14 letters, 2 words, starts with “R”)
  5. City where Titanic sank nearest (ocean) (13 letters, 2 words, starts with “N”)
  6. US President during WWII end (11 letters, 2 words, starts with “H”)
  7. Chinese philosopher of ethics (9 letters, starts with “C”)
  8. Greek city-state known for democracy (6 letters, starts with “A”)
  9. Medieval European epidemic (10 letters, 2 words, starts with “B”)
  10. System of medieval land ownership (9 letters, starts with “F”)
Show answers
  1. Founder of Maurya Empire — Chandragupta Maurya
  2. King who embraced Buddhism after Kalinga War — Ashoka
  3. Portuguese explorer who reached India (1498) — Vasco da Gama
  4. Leader of Indian 1857 uprising (female) — Rani Lakshmibai
  5. City where Titanic sank nearest (ocean) — North Atlantic
  6. US President during WWII end — Harry Truman
  7. Chinese philosopher of ethics — Confucius
  8. Greek city-state known for democracy — Athens
  9. Medieval European epidemic — Black Death
  10. System of medieval land ownership — Feudalism

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