Civil War Crossword

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  1. 5. He was a major architect in modern warfare
  2. 6. It was a confederate military prison
  3. 7. He was the ganeral and commander of the union Army
  4. 13. He won a victory in the battle of Mobile Bay
  5. 14. He was the 16th president
  6. 16. He is known for his frontal assualt known as "Pickett's Charge"
  7. 18. He was known as the "The Rock of Chickamauga"
  8. 19. He was a Union general and railroad executive
  9. 20. This proclamation stated "that all persons held as slaves are, and henceforward shall be free"
  10. 21. He was the president of the confederate states
  11. 23. The nation was divided by both side who agreed due to the vital victory here
  12. 24. He surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant at the battle at Appomattox Court House
  13. 26. His full name is James Ewell Brown Stuart
  14. 27. He signed a treaty forcing tribal removal
  15. 29. A battle between the Army of North Virginia and the Union was fought near this court house
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  1. 1. His leadership in the Civil War benefitted in defeating the Confederate Army
  2. 2. A convential steam frigate
  3. 3. It was one of the major wars that started the American Civil War
  4. 4. It was the battle on the land where the first battle of the Civil War took place
  5. 7. He served 4 terms as the governor of Maine
  6. 8. This plan was originally called Scott's Great Snake
  7. 9. He was the only one in Congress to die in the Civil War
  8. 10. 18th president of the United States
  9. 11. This battle was the bloodiest of the American Civil War
  10. 12. He recieved criticism for repeatedly failing to press his advantages over the Confederate troops
  11. 15. He got his nickname Stonewall because of his stand in the first battle of bull run
  12. 17. He had an injury in the Battle of the Wilderness that paralyzed his right arm
  13. 22. It was the site of the first shot in the Civil War
  14. 25. The capitol of Georgia
  15. 28. It was a war ship built for the Union navy
  16. 29. 23,000 soldiers were killed and it was the bloodiest day in American history