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Washington: A Revolutionary Man

Horizontales
Succeeded George Washington as the second president.
Jefferson for short.
$25,000, was equal to two percent of the total federal budget in 1789.
In the “Farewell Address" he cautioned against _____ interrelated dangers.
Space above.
With this one can sell houses. Abbreviation.
Keebler's for one.
His mansion was built of ___.
Thus.
One who makes real bread.
_____ of Conferderation
“Farewell Address" was delivered in the manner of a _______ .
What party-ers jettisoned.
“Farewell Address" was originally drafted by _____ .
Both Spain and France at times.
He led this branch.
A British-born American army officer who served as a general in the Continental Army; first name only. See 41 Down.
The greatest danger to the Union, though, stemmed from the combination of this -ism and external invasion.
His wife.
Number of terms served.
Independence ___ houses the Liberty Bell.
Leveled it with an axe (two words).
Number of terms served.
More than just a few.
Battle wound.
John Parke Custis
His home state was ____ .
Capitol when inaugurated as the first President of the United States on April 30, 1789. (for short)
The estate was originally known as Little Hunting ____.
Wrote "Common Sense."
On December 7, 1787, the delegates, meeting in Dover at Battell's Tavern (also known as the Golden Fleece Tavern) unanimously made it the first state to ratify the United States Constitution.
Sons of _____.
Used to cover structures in the Revolutionary War to absorb cannon fire.
Of African descent, one first four victims of the Boston Massacre.
Verticales
In 1787 he hired this for 18 shillings to entertain his guests.
For example, Ticonderoga.
Not junior.
Said, “I only regret that I have but one life to give for my country.”
In 1799, Washington died of an infection of his ____ .
Mined.
So funny, for short.
Lastly, he warned against becoming too involved in foreign _____ .
Name of the commander in chief of the British army in North America (1776–78).
Second, he warned against political _____ .
The “Farewell Address" is still recited annually in the ______ .
At his mansion, ____ walls are used to separate the working farm from the pleasure grounds that Washington created for his family and guests.
Washington's estate.
Two letter verb.
Monarchist, historically of a high church Anglican religious heritage, and were opposed to the liberalism of the Whig party.
Home (two words).
A time of upheaval, destruction and death.
See 15 Down.
Baron who was one of four European Military leaders who assisted the U.S. cause during the Revolution; ____ Steuben.
Retaining only the first few paragraphs of the first version, it was re-written by the Secretary of the Treasury, _______.
Philadelphia’s American ____ Advertiser published the address on September 19, 1796.
He was a founding ________ .
Speak publicly.
His estate was on the banks of the ________ river.
His great-grandfather.
___ de Lafayette, a major general in the Continental Army under George Washington.
To make a mistake
Thirteen on the flag.
Means "lattice of wooden strips."
Washington, along with members of the United States Congress, worshipped at St. Paul's Chapel on his Inauguration Day, April 30, 1789 in this state. For short.
Limited to one military action: the British attack on Jean Marie Cardinal at the mouth of Catfish Creek
Last name of 27 Across.
Just fine.
Filled with salmon eggs.
Residence Act of 1790 established it as the permanent seat of government.
Kinetic energy.
Where the Americans eventually overpowered the British patrolling Lake Pontchartrain; for short.