Ch 15.1-3 (The Two Sides, Early Years of the War & Life During the Civil War)

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Across
  1. 5. if this state seceded, Washington DC would be surrounded by the confederacy (abbrev.)
  2. 8. One of the North's advantages
  3. 9. David Farragut captured this city (abbrev.)
  4. 12. The most notorious prison camp of the Civil War, located in Georgia
  5. 15. Main Confederate General
  6. 16. A ship covered with armor
  7. 18. Helped persuade officials to let women work as nurses
  8. 19. One of two countries the Confederacy attempted to get to help them
  9. 21. a gun with a grooved barrel
  10. 22. The _____ Proclamation was issued after the Battle of Antietam
  11. 26. Where most soldiers came from
  12. 27. Spy and Conductor on the Undergournd Railroad
  13. 29. Printed money during the Civil War was known as this
  14. 32. the only female officer in the Confederate army
  15. 34. slave states that stayed int he union
  16. 35. Where the Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves
  17. 36. Many teenagers _____ about their ages to get into the army
  18. 37. The main cash crop grown in the South
Down
  1. 1. The Union Army of the East was called the Army of the _____
  2. 2. The south fought to become an independent _____
  3. 3. the first modern bullet (two words)
  4. 4. Thomas jackson's nickname
  5. 6. Cenfedrate President
  6. 7. First major battle of the Civil War
  7. 10. He urged Lincoln to make the Civil War a war to end slavery
  8. 11. The first female army surgeon
  9. 13. People displaced by war
  10. 14. Capital of the Confederacy
  11. 17. Draft Riots occured in this major city (abbrev.)
  12. 20. What percentage of school-aged children attended school during the Civil War
  13. 23. Peace Democrats
  14. 24. The North wanted to control the Mississippi River to split the Confederacy in _____
  15. 25. The deadliest single day of fighting in the Civil War
  16. 28. The North's plan to defeat the South, developed by Winfield Scott
  17. 30. If you had $300 you could hire one of these instead of going into the army
  18. 31. a legal process that ensures the government has a legal right to keep someone in jail
  19. 33. To join