Early Presidents
Across
- 2. Goal protected by the Constitution.
- 3. Exchange of goods between nations.
- 6. Territory purchased from France in 1803.
- 9. Expedition sent to explore western lands.
- 14. System based on the will of the people.
- 15. Policy often favored by early presidents.
- 18. Many early presidents were also these.
- 19. Principle valued by the early republic.
- 20. Official next in line to the presidency.
- 22. Explorer sent west by Jefferson.
- 23. Form of government led by the early presidents.
- 25. Country that sold Louisiana.
- 26. Explorer partnered with Lewis.
- 27. Permanent capital established during this era.
- 29. Members of the new nation.
- 33. Supreme law followed by the early presidents.
- 34. Affairs involving other nations.
- 37. Growth of the nation's territory.
- 39. Conflict that occurred during Madison's presidency.
- 40. Political units making up the country.
- 44. Activity encouraged after the purchase.
- 45. Seat of the national government.
- 46. Process used to choose presidents.
- 47. Country involved in disputes with the United States.
- 48. Party of Jefferson and Madison.
Down
- 1. Third President of the United States.
- 4. Subject in which these presidents are studied.
- 5. Foreign policy warning European nations against interference.
- 7. Political party of John Adams.
- 8. Second President of the United States.
- 10. State that produced several early presidents.
- 11. Ceremony marking the beginning of a presidency.
- 12. Group of presidential advisors.
- 13. French leader who approved the sale.
- 16. First name shared by Madison and Monroe.
- 17. Official residence of the president.
- 21. Lasting impact left by these leaders.
- 22. Individuals elected to guide the nation.
- 24. Fourth President of the United States.
- 28. Legislative branch of government.
- 30. First name of Adams.
- 31. Practice of managing international relations.
- 32. Acquisition that doubled the nation's size.
- 35. Young country led by the early presidents.
- 36. First name of Jefferson.
- 38. Major port acquired through the Louisiana Purchase.
- 41. Fifth President of the United States.
- 42. River important to western trade.
- 43. Growing nation of states.
- 44. Trade restriction imposed by Jefferson.