Civil War Cross Word

when people cared more about one section or region of the country over the whole country
early leader of the Republican Party; ended slavery
the country formed bu seceding southern states
the Confederacy's first president
the four states that bordered the North and did not join the Confederacy
marked the beginning of the Civil War; federal post in South Carolina, that surrendered to the Confederacy
Union general with a two-part strategy for defeating the Confederacy
Confederate general who helped fight Union troops at the First Battle of Bull Run
series of battles that forced McClellan to retreat from near Richmond
Confederate general during many important battles of the Civil War
Union general whose troops won several important battles on southern soil and in the western campaign
naval leader who helped the Union take control of New Orleans
the freeing of slaves
escaped slaves
general sent by president Lincoln to capture Richmond.
nickname for the Peace Democrats, a group who spoke out against the war
three-day key battle that Confederates lost. Pickett’s Charge - disastrous attempt by Pickett’s troops to storm Cemetery Ridge
the amendment that made slavery illegal throughout the US
army volunteer whose work was basis for the American Red Cross
strategy in which both civilian and military resources are destroyed.