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Across 1. Why the south was fighting 7. The North finds Lee’s battle plans (its in Maryland, also known as Sharpsburg) 9. Union, The Blue, Yankees, Federals 11. Where the south surrendered 12. Slavery was abolished in these states 15. Why the north was fighting 17. Slavery was allowed in these states 20. Union’s president 21. Capitol of the north

Down 2. issued on Sep. 22, 1862; if rebelling states surrendered before Jan 1st, 1863, they could keep their slaves 3. The Rebels, Confederates, the gray 4. Main general for south 5. These states got to keep slaves, because they weren’t rebelling 6. Confederacy’s president 8. Capital of the South 10. How long the war lasted 13. Deadliest battle of the war 14. Path cut through the south, Alabama to Savannah, Georgia 16. To kill anyone associated with the enemy 18. People brought picnic baskets to watch the fighting (also known as Manassas) 19. Main general for the north