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Across 5. Out-manned, outgunned, and had more supplies and wealth than, the other side. 6. 16th president over the United States, his election as president caused southern states to secede. 8. A city in Pennsylvania, and the namesake of the deadliest battle of the war, which lasted three days. 14. Fighting for the preservation of the nation 15. Battle that taught both sides what kind of war the American Civil War was going to be 17. No one won this battle, but Abraham Lincoln thought it was enough of a victory to release the Emancipation Proclamation in 1862 18. A short address by Abraham Lincoln before the Battle of Gettysburg, inciting soldiers to battle. It was only two minutes long. 19. Industrial, Urban society. 20. Agricultural, Rural society.

Down 1. An official statement proclaiming all slaves in rebel states free, and allowed blacks in the army 2. Major southern general 3. Major northern general 4. Northern base in what had become the Confederacy. 7. States in the Union in which slavery was still legal. Slaves in these states were excluded from the Emancipation Proclamation because Lincoln was afraid thief would join the Confederates 9. The book Mr. G has been having us read parts of in class. 10. President of the Confederates 11. Were outgunned, outmanned, and had less supplies and wealth than, the other side. Better generals and soldiers 12. A deadly march from Atlanta to Savanna in Georgia. It was practiced with a “Total War” Ideology that included a Scorched Earth Approach 13. Fighting for state’s rights to secede. 16. War over the issue of states rights and slavery.