The Civil War Crossword Puzzle

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Across
  1. 1. Former enslaved man and abolitionist who pushed for Black soldiers in the Union Army.
  2. 3. The draft that is required for some men to join the army.
  3. 7. Union general known for his “March to the Sea.”
  4. 9. Union general who later accepted Lee’s surrender.
  5. 10. Huge turning-point battle that stopped Lee’s invasion of the North.
  6. 15. Protests in the South because people didn’t have enough food.
  7. 17. Famous Confederate general known for standing strong at Bull Run.
  8. 18. President of the Confederacy during the Civil War.
  9. 19. Gave the Union control of the Mississippi River.
  10. 22. Civilians (often women) who traveled with armies to help cook, wash, and support troops.
  11. 24. Lincoln’s order that declared enslaved people in Confederate areas free.
  12. 29. Violent protests in New York City over the Union draft.
  13. 30. Northern events that raised money and supplies for soldiers.
Down
  1. 2. Metal-covered warships that changed naval fighting.
  2. 4. Where the first shots of the Civil War were fired.
  3. 5. Allowed fast communication between leaders and armies.
  4. 6. Northern politician who spoke out against the Civil War.
  5. 8. Union general who led troops to victory at Gettysburg.
  6. 11. Paper money the Union printed to help pay for the war.
  7. 12. The United States Colored Troops, made up of Black Union soldiers.
  8. 13. First major battle of the war
  9. 14. Sherman’s destructive march across Georgia.
  10. 16. Main Confederate general who led the Army of Northern Virginia.
  11. 20. Showed Americans what the war really looked like.
  12. 21. Bloodiest single day of the war.
  13. 23. Helped both sides move soldiers and supplies quickly.
  14. 25. A deadly new bullet that caused huge casualties.
  15. 26. Nurse during the war who later started the American Red Cross.
  16. 27. Place where Lee surrendered, ending the war.
  17. 28. President of the Union who freed enslaved people in rebelling states.