Chapter 5

2. Attorney General
3. Secretary of Treasury
4. Forcing people into service, as in the navy
5. Paper notes promising to repay the money in a certain length of time
8. Capital of the U.S.
12. Powers that were suggested but not directly stated in the Constitution
17. The amount the nation’s government owed
19. Favoring one side of an issue
20. That it wouldn’t take sides in the conflict
21. Secretary of War
23. Former revolutionary War general that defeated more than 1,000 Native Americans at the Battle of Fallen Timbers
24. Battle that crushed the Native Americans’ hopes of keeping their land
25. Tax on imports
26. Inconsistent with the Constitution

1. Was sent to Spain to try to settle the differences between the U.S. and Spain
6. Meetings to prepare for the election
7. Publisher in National Gazette and was against the Federalists
9. People who take risks with their money in order to make a larger profit
10. Spain’s territory in 1795 and is now a major city in Louisiana
11. Three department heads, attorney general, and the president
13. Diplomat whose mission was to recruit American volunteers to attack British ships in April 1793
14. Secretary of State
15. Immigrants who weren’t citizens but were living in the nation
16. Traditions
18. First chief justice
22. Legally overturn