regiment | | Tattered solider's wounds |
sawd | | a ___child, a child who does not do as he should |
henry | | mounted troops |
private | | Henry Fleming's army |
front | | Henry sees Jim ____ die in first battle |
shirking | | the colors |
haversack | | rebels, Confederate soliders |
retreating | | "tall soldier" |
lieutenant | | sing a hymn of thankgivings and praise |
general | | Man ____man, Henry argument with mom, type of conflict |
huns | | a Yankee |
corporal | | Henry left_______Soldier wounded and stumbling |
versus | | a set of heavy guns |
wilson | | Civil War era |
omen | | Tattered ____ said, "Where is your'n located?" |
internal | | thing or happening supposed to foretell a future event |
jimdandy | | wounds Henry's head,_______ soldier |
north | | protagonist of the book |
conklin | | Henry's ______, the 304th |
soldier | | Henry's holding of the letters |
jim | | Henry_____ from first battle |
demonstration | | trimmings, collar, and cuffs of military coats |
yank | | enlisted man of lowest rank |
man | | Henry's role in battle returning to regiment |
time | | canvas bag for carrying rations |
whining | | comparsion not using like or as |
courage | | Mighty Blue Machine, Union _____ |
paean | | bad name for new soldiers |
tattered | | Henry's type of conflict rather to run or not |
richmond | | place of story |
crane | | bleating plaintively |
simile | | "loud soldier" |
weapon | | a large number |
colorguard | | a ranking below captain |
metaphor | | soldiers stationed at outpost to guard from surprise attack |
battery | | heart of the din, ____line |
cavalry | | valor |
runs | | a warlike Asiatic people |
facings | | cowled |
pickets | | capital of Virginia |
littleones | | Author of Red Badge of Courage |
hooded | | lowest-ranking noncommisioned officer |
army | | reason Henry enlists, to become a ______ |
rebs | | highest ranking officer |
freshfish | | Henry's phrase sbout his regiment, a blue ____ |
union | | a person who is top notch |
johnnies | | Confederate soldiers |
flag | | a comparison using like or as |