Across
- 3. He was a Union general who took Ambrose Burnside’s spot as general in 1863
- 4. He was a successful Confederate general but after the war he was criticized for supporting Grant in becoming President.
- 8. The Confederacy’s largest prison
- 12. Was the first battle of the Civil War to take place on Union soil
- 13. He was a Confederacy general who used his agility and intelligence to win the battle of Potomac
- 15. He was president for most of the war
- 18. He was a Union general most famous for burning 2,000 barns at the valley of Shenandoah
- 22. Was where the first shots took place
- 23. A battle where Lee would surrender to Grant
- 24. The first battle of the Civil War
- 26. A Union Strategy to blockade the South from using the Mississippi
- 28. He led a very inconsiderate charge on the Union during the Battle of Gettysburg
- 29. He got his nickname from standing like a wall
- 30. It was the deadliest battle in the Civil War
Down
- 1. He went from a US senator to leading an army of 1,700 soldiers
- 2. He stood like a rock in the Battle of Chickamauga giving himself a Nickname known as the “Chicamauga Rock”
- 5. A Law that declared all slaves in rebellious South states to be free
- 6. A Union General who expressed that the war would not end quickly which led to him being demoted
- 7. The Confederacy’s first Ironclad boat
- 9. A battle where the Union won and helped Lincoln’s reelection
- 10. He surrendered for the Confederacy
- 11. He was a Union General who captured Mexico City and became General on August 6th, 1861
- 14. Was the first boat used by the Union
- 16. He was a Union General who Robert E. Lee said he was the best he ever faced
- 17. He was leader of the Confederacy
- 19. He was a Union general who suffered 6 battle wounds throughout his career
- 20. A battle where its result would ruin the Confederacy’s hope of blockading the Mississippi River
- 21. He became President after being a general in the Civil War
- 22. He was the first Admiral in the U.S. Navy
- 25. A battle that rewarded the Union with the Mississippi River
- 27. He was the only Native American General
