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3. | all rights and powers not delegated to the federal government by the Constitution nor denied by it to the states. |
4. | speech by Lincoln about the many casualties |
5. | person who offers himself for service without being forced to do so |
6. | number of similar items grouped as a unit |
8. | also known as battle of Pittsburg Landing |
9. | the 1st major battle of the war |
11. | those states remaining loyal to the United States of America |
12. | place where a battle is fought; area of conflict |
14. | the act of freeing from some constraint or confinement. |
15. | general of the Confederacy |
16. | a heavy, large-calibre gun with a long barrel, carried on the shoulder and loaded through the muzzle |
17. | a war within a nation between opposing political regions. |
18. | large, lengthy bullet made of soft lead that was fired from Civil War |
19. | last battle of the Civil War; Lee surrenders |
21. | to move or quit from one place |
24. | a 19th century warship having sides armored with metal plates |
25. | an encounter of two armies |
26. | another name for Confederate |
27. | a handgun with a revolving set of cylindrical chambers for bullets. |
28. | army component mounted on horseback used mostly for scouting, raids and protecting the flanks of the army |
30. | an instrument used for fighting |
32. | muzzle-loading cannon used to fire projectiles at high angles |