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Across 5. The treaty that ended the War in 1812, signed in Belgium on December 24th, 1812. 7. Uses or purposes. 9. The chief justice of the United States appointed by John Adams. 11. A treaty that ended the Creek War and forced the Creek to give up millions of acres of land. 14. An act that essentially banned trade with all countries, which was passed in late 1807. 15. An act that banned trade with Britain, France, and their colonies. Replacement of the Embargo Act. 16. A secret convention set up by the Federalists to send delegates to Washington to convince Congress to end the war, but resulted in embarrassment for the Federalist party. 19. A Shoshone from the Rocky Mountains that was a translator for Lewis and Clark during their expedition. 20. The practice of forcing people to serve in the army or navy. 21. A war hero that led the Battle of New Orleans and the Creek War, all ending with results in America's favor. 22. A group of young senators that advocated for wart against the British 23. A former army captain that was one of the leaders of the Lewis and Clark expedition. 24. A friend of Lewis that was one of the leaders of the Lewis and Clark expedition. 25. The power to declare an act of Congress unconstitutional. 26. A Shawnee chief that was angered about Native Americans being pushed off of their lands. 27. The effects of a particular event or events. 28. A Democratic-Republican president elected in 1802.

Down 1. A battle between the United States and forces led by Tecumseh. 2. A landmark Supreme Court court case that established the Supreme Court's power of judicial review. 3. An expedition that explored the Louisiana Purchase. 4. A battle that led to American control of Lake Eire. 6. A large portion of land bought in 1803, which roughly doubled the size of the United States. 8. One of the Federalist candidates in the 1800 presidential election. 10. A battle that successfully gave control of New Orleans to the Americans, and the end of the War of 1812. 12. A notable warship that helped stop the piracy upon American ships in the Mediterranean sea. 13. A Commodore that led the Battle of Lake Eire against the British. 14. The act of banning trade. 17. One of the Democratic-Republican candidates in the 1800 presidential election. 18. A young army officer that was sent on an expedition to find the starting point of the Red River.