River Raisin National Battlefield Park Crossword

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Across
  1. 6. The month the Battles of the River Raisin took place
  2. 8. Narrow French farms with frontage along waterways.
  3. 13. National Park in Ohio dedicated to the Battle of Lake Erie
  4. 15. This vessel was used for transportation of people and goods
  5. 16. British fort that General Proctor departed from to attack Frenchtown
  6. 19. Superintendent of River Raisin National Battlefield Park
  7. 21. Famous Native American warrior who rallied his people and fought for the British
  8. 23. Military road built during the War of 1812 that ran from Detroit to Urbana, Ohio
  9. 24. Grooves cut into a barrel to create spin and stabilize a projectile
  10. 27. American General who fought at the Battle of the River Raisin
  11. 28. The treaty that ended The War of 1812
Down
  1. 1. The number of Americans who fled the battle and arrived at General Harrison's camp
  2. 2. Caliber of the American Model 1803 Musket
  3. 3. This animal's fur was the main currency for trading in North America
  4. 4. The fruit found along the banks of the River Raisin that led to its name
  5. 5. The size of a projectile
  6. 7. British General that commanded at the Battle of the River Raisin
  7. 9. The River Raisin National Battlefield Park Mascot
  8. 10. Famous British Musket used in The Battle of the River Raisin
  9. 11. French style fencing used duri ng the Battle of the River Raisin
  10. 12. The rally cry of The Battle of the River Raisin
  11. 14. The battle where Tecumseh was killed
  12. 16. The number of flags that we fly at the battlefield today
  13. 17. Native American hand held weapon
  14. 18. The symbol of The National Park Service
  15. 20. Term used to describe the aftermath of the battle when Native Americans returned the next day
  16. 22. U.S. President in office when congress declared war on Great Britain
  17. 25. The number of counties named for soldiers that volunteered from Kentucky
  18. 26. The state where the vast majority of U.S. volunteers originated