Across
- 4. The region whose political affairs Washington advised Americans not to become involved in
- 6. The state where farmers protested the federal tax on whiskey
- 9. Relationships Washington warned Americans to avoid forming with foreign countries
- 10. The leader who had to create an example for every president who would follow him
- 11. Something Washington reminded citizens they had used together while fighting for independence
- 12. The Treasury secretary who proposed a strong central government and a plan to manage the nation's war debts
- 17. What Washington knew he needed to do to earn Americans' respect and admiration as president
- 18. The quality of leadership Washington's presidency helped establish
- 20. The group of Americans whose territorial rights became an important issue during Washington's presidency
Down
- 1. The 1790 government order that protected Native American land promised by treaty
- 2. The 1794 event that tested whether Washington's new government could enforce its laws
- 3. The nation that had helped America during the Revolutionary War and later became involved in conflict with Britain
- 5. The type of address Washington wrote when he finally left the presidency
- 7. The force of about 13,000 men Washington sent to Pennsylvania
- 8. One of the major problems Washington wanted to improve in the new country
- 13. What the government's response to the rebellion demonstrated it was willing to use
- 14. The territories Native American leaders established through treaties with Washington
- 15. The country Washington believed the young United States was too weak to fight again in 1794
- 16. Something Washington said Americans possessed as a result of their shared struggle
- 19. The agreement that helped establish Great Britain as an important trading partner of the United States
