Civil War Crossword Puzzle

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  1. 6. The group or country the Southern states formed after breaking away from the Union
  2. 7. This was the amendment that made slaves free men
  3. 9. These were the first Metal ships or war naval vehicles used
  4. 11. A March that of which ended the Civil War because of all the damaged it had caused as a Union army led by General Sherman marched directly to the COnfederate capital destroying everything in their way.
  5. 12. The most costly out of all the Wars that America has been involved towards the North Americans
  6. 13. Laws that were enforced in the South after the Civil War where the south tried to keep slavery
  7. 14. These were women who helped heal soldiers who were battle wounded and increased sanitary practice
  8. 15. This was the type of Economy the South was built on powered by slave labor
  9. 18. Removing an over damaged limb from someone's body and either replacing it or not happening commonly during War
  10. 19. An Important fort located outside charleston harbor which had quick access to many Southern trade routes
Down
  1. 1. The time when the North and the South for the first time fought competitively for something they wanted
  2. 2. This was the plan that was being used by the Union to choke out all of the South's outside trade to weaken them
  3. 3. A sword like attachment that fits on the end of a firearm
  4. 4. These were the people who rushed Kansa hoping to claim in for the Union or the Confederacy
  5. 5. This was the common handheld firearm used during the times of the Civil War
  6. 8. A rotating armored structure on a warship that of which aims the weaponry it contains
  7. 10. He was the president for the Union during the Civil War and was a very great president being elected again after the Civil War ended
  8. 16. This was the main way of how the economy in the North was powered and held strong in
  9. 17. This was the group of the Northern states during the Civil War
  10. 20. These were people who were treated like property