Across
- 3. - Small armed vessels used during the war.
- 6. - Soft, boggy ground; difficult situation.
- 9. - Soldier who operates artillery.
- 10. - Act providing land to settlers.
- 11. - Military weapons, ammunition, and equipment.
- 12. - The act of guiding or managing a group.
- 15. - Duty shift for soldiers during nighttime.
- 17. - To create or perform without preparation.
- 18. - The killing or wounding of people, especially in conflict.
- 20. - Deceptive or pretended blow, thrust, or other movement.
Down
- 1. - State of being divided or separated, a key theme of the war.
- 2. - Raider or plunderer, often a guerrilla fighter.
- 4. - Mandatory enlistment in the military.
- 5. - Strategic meeting point, often for railroads.
- 7. - Surrounded by conflict or difficulties.
- 8. - To form into a group working together, metaphorically relating to the Union army.
- 13. - A defensive wall of a fortification.
- 14. - Prisoner released on the promise not to fight again.
- 16. - Casualty status for soldiers who died in battle.
- 19. - Person who avoids their duty, often used in a military context.