Country Crossword: USA (Reelected)

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Across
  1. 1. Near conflict with Britain over territory in the Pacific Northwest.
  2. 4. Symbol of St. Louis
  3. 5. The first National Monument in the United States
  4. 10. Counterculture movement in San Francisco with hundreds of thousands of participants.
  5. 14. English author who wrote "Common Sense", a famous human rights activist who called George Washington an incompetent hypocrite.
  6. 17. Washington Post cartoonist who coined the term "McCarthyism"
  7. 21. Second largest city, home of Hollywood.
  8. 23. Remains of a Mississippian megacity in southern Illinois.
  9. 25. March led by the SCLC, SNCC, and DCVL to protest segregated voting laws.
  10. 26. Birthplace of grunge, located in Washington State.
  11. 28. Lakota religious leader who resisted US expansion into his people's lands.
  12. 32. Tennessee Williams' tragedy about a schoolteacher and her manipulative brother-in-law.
  13. 33. One of Hemmingway's most famous pieces, set between two eggs.
  14. 38. The Lakota and their allies defeat Custer's American forces
  15. 42. American servicemen and whites attack Latin, Black, and Filipino youth in 1943.
  16. 44. Japanese-American who opposed the Japanese Internment camps issued by Franklin D Roosevelt.
  17. 46. "Call me Ishmael."
  18. 52. Capital of the United States.
  19. 53. Was definitely not a crook
  20. 56. The oldest state capital in the US.
  21. 57. His waging of the Mexican-American war would not only grant the United States immense territory, but also begin Latin American distrust towards the US.
  22. 59. Floridian beach city called "The Gateway to Latin America"
  23. 61. Geyser on a 44-minute timer.
  24. 62. 26th president known for both his conservationist and trust-busting policies and his imperialistic views
  25. 64. Lowest and hottest point in the US.
  26. 65. Quartz batholith in Yosemite National Park
  27. 66. Series of prosecutions and executions against a "supernatural" "threat."
  28. 67. Minister and prominent civil rights activist.
Down
  1. 2. Deadliest battle of the Civil War.
  2. 3. Poet in the Harlem Renaissance who wrote "The Weary Blues"
  3. 6. Poet and transcendentalist known for "Walden Pond" and "Civil Disobedience"
  4. 7. Valley of Sandstone buttes considered sacred to the Navajo.
  5. 8. Apache military leader who fought the US in the Apache-United States Conflict.
  6. 9. Civil rights and Pan-Africanist activist, a vocal opponent of the Atlanta Compromise.
  7. 11. Depending on the source, these were either invented by the Amish in Pennsylvania or in Maine.
  8. 12. Contains the first library, stock exchange, zoo, and hospital in the United States.
  9. 13. Abolitionist who escaped enslavement and wrote "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July"
  10. 15. Pompous pearly presidential palace
  11. 16. Invented the lightning rod and bifocals and wrote "The Pennsylvania Gazette."
  12. 18. "Sin City"
  13. 19. Major proponent of realism who supported the bombing of Cambodia, the Argentine military junta, and the Bangladesh Genocide
  14. 20. Battle in New York State that convinced France to officially ally with the American Colonies.
  15. 22. Oldest city in the US, located in Florida.
  16. 24. Al Capone was held at this prison, which would be occupied by Native American activists in the 70s.
  17. 27. Invented in Philadelphia. Some people use cheese wiz instead of cheese, for some reason I cannot fathom.
  18. 29. Fiery orange bridge that crosses the San Francisco Bay
  19. 30. Had a tea party.
  20. 31. The largest city in the US
  21. 33. Arizona rift that contains rocks from the very beginning of earth's history.
  22. 34. Novel by William Faulkner detailing the fall of Mississippian aristocrats, known for its stream-of-consciousness style
  23. 35. Riots that are generally credited with beginning the gay rights movement.
  24. 36. The birthplace of jazz, has French origins.
  25. 37. Largest city in Texas, known as "Space City"
  26. 39. Abolitionist who led the Harper's Ferry raid.
  27. 40. One of the founders of the Iroquois Confederacy.
  28. 41. Ban on Alcohol.
  29. 43. Art Deco skyscraper that King Kong scaled.
  30. 44. Conflicts with Native Americans led by the Wampanoag Metacom that led to the gradual loss of land for New England natives.
  31. 45. Protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline.
  32. 47. Wetland system known for alligators, manatees, and pythons (that last one is not supposed to be there)
  33. 48. Maine classic originally served as prison food.
  34. 49. Founder of the Red Cross.
  35. 50. Largest city in the Midwest, where the skyscraper was invented.
  36. 51. Longest known cave system in the world.
  37. 54. In this building, both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were ratified.
  38. 55. Novel by William Steinbeck following two men as they try to make a living during the Dust Bowl.
  39. 56. A gift from France.
  40. 58. These sweet drinks originally were alcoholic; Ivar Coulson popularized a nonalcoholic chocolate version in 1922.
  41. 60. Remains of an Ancestral Pueblan settlement in southern Colorado.
  42. 63. Considered the godmother of rock and roll.