A
American, Appamattox, Abraham Lincoln, Amnesty, antislavery
and abolitionists, Antietam Creek, Antietam National Battlefield,
Anaconda Plan, Address at Gettysburg
B
John Brown, Bleeding Kansas, Brigade, Bull Run, battlefield, blood,
Battle of Bull Run, Border states, Battle of New Orleans
C
Charley Goddard, Civil War, Confederacy, colonel, cannon,
cartridge, Confederates, Cold Harbor Battle, Clara Barton
D
dead, drills, Draft Riot, Democrats (southern political party)
E
Enlistment, Emancipation Proclamation of 1863
F
Fort, First Minnesota Volunteers, Fort Sumter, Fort Snelling,
Fredericksburg Battle, freedom for slaves, Frederick Douglass,
Free State, fugitive during war, Freedom’s Journal, Freedmen’s
Bureau
G
Gettysburg, George McClellan and the Peninsula Campaign,
greenbacks
H
Hunger (a great problem in the South due to blockades), Honest
Abe, Homeless during the war, Henry Clay, H. L. Hunley, Harriet
Tubman
I
Irish immigrants continued to pour in to the U.S. even during the war. Iron
works, industrialization during the war, Isabella Van Wagner
J
Jefferson Davis, John Wilks Booth
K
“King cotton no more!” Cotton failed the southern economy
without the help of slaves to work., knapsack, Kansas-Nebraska
Act
L
Lieutenant, “Lee’s last lunge at Gettysburg,” Lincoln-Douglas
Debates, Lloyd William Garrison
M
Minnesota men, Manassas, musket, marching, Monitor and
Merrimack (which were two ironclad ships that fought each other
in 1962). Medicine during the war, Mississippi River
N
Northerner, North (Union), Ninety-day War (which was what
Lincoln said the Civil War would be like.)
O
Officers, “On to Richmond!”, Oak Grove battlegrounds
P
Provoke, Port Hudson of Louisiana, Presidential election of 1864,
Pickett’s Charge
Q
qualification of soldier, questions, quote from Civil War, Quincy
Adams’s son-Charles Francis Adams-
R
regiment, Rebel, Rebels, refill, Robert E. Lee, Richmond
S
Soldier’s Heart, soldiers, slogans, slaves, Southerner, sergeant,
Sherman Scorches Georgia, South, Stonewall Jackson, Fort
Sumter, Second Battle of Bull Run, shortage of supplies during
the war, Samuel Cornish
T
Training, Thirteenth Amendment, Trent Affair, transportation
during the war
U
Union, uniforms during the war, unit, Ulysses Grant, Uncle Tom’s
Cabin, Underground Railroad
V
volunteers, vomit, Vicksburg, Victory for the Unions after Lee’s
surrender to Grant, vote for blacks
W
war, withdraw, whipped, wounded, weapon, Washington D.C. during
the Civil War, Winfield Scott, women in the Civil War, women
disguised themselves as men to fight, William Sherman, William
Clark Quantrill
X
No More War -- War Ended, Dixie, Ex-Slaves, Appomattox Court
House, xenophobia of war
Y
Yankee, yield, you, young, Yeeeahhh: Rebel Yell
Z
zero-hour, zig-zag, zone, zeal of all the great commanders of the
war, half-crazed John Wilkes Booth