Civil War 18

2. - A win for the Northern forces.
3. - Injured in a way that leads to death.
5. - A temporary camp established by troops.
9. - Restricting maritime access to limit the enemy’s resources.
14. - Light, fast-moving artillery often used with cavalry.
15. - Legal tender used during and after the war, often referring to greenbacks.
16. - Hospital ship used during the Civil War.
17. - Military unit composed of multiple battalions.
19. - Living accommodations for soldiers or officers.
20. - Confinement of soldiers or civilians, often in POW camps.

1. - Low-ranking officer, such as a lieutenant.
4. - Strategist skilled in planning military movements.
6. - Sudden failure, often used in the context of military lines.
7. - To move around and gain a strategic advantage over the enemy's side.
8. - Troops stationed at a specific location to defend it.
10. - Exchange of gunfire between opposing forces.
11. - Refers to John Wilkes Booth.
12. - An official public announcement, notably the Emancipation Proclamation.
13. - Term for veterans who served in the armed forces during the Civil War period.
18. - To position troops or equipment in a formation.