Generals of the Union
The most famous and most successful general of the Union
Ulysses S. Grant
Biggest city in the Confederacy, razed during Sherman's March to the Sea
Atlanta
54th Massachusetts Regiment
Ulysses S. Grant's last word
"Water"
The turning point of the Battle of Bull Run was sparked by this man
Stonewall Jackson
Served as general of the Union twice, ran against Lincoln in the Election of 1864
George McClellan
Town where Robert E. Lee and the Confederacy surrendered
Appomattox Court House
Famous abolitionist/civil rights activist, helped organize supplies and encourage men to enlist; Female
Sojourner Truth
Robert E. Lee's last words
"Strike the tent"
The battle where Stonewall Jackson was mistaken for Union cavalry and shot and later died of his wounds.
Battle of Chancellorsville
Most known for his distinct facial hair
Ambrose Burnside
State in which the Battle of Gettysburg was fought
Pennsylvania
Most famous African American abolitionist
Frederick Douglass
Stonewall Jackson's last words
"Let us cross over the river and rest under the shade of the trees"
Lee's final attempt to drive the Union back at the Battle of Gettysburg
Pickett's Charge
Employed the tactic of total war, plowed through the South with his army
William Sherman
Names of the border states still in the Union
Maryland, Missouri, Delaware, Kentucky
Chief use of slaves in the Confederate Army
Labor force
Jeb Stuart's last words
"Honey bun, how do I look in the face?"
The battle where the Confederate Army's plans were discovered wrapped around some cigars
Battle of Antietam
George Custer
Washington D.C.
Year legislation was passed to enable slaves to serve in the Confederate Army
1865
John Sedgwick's last words
"They couldn't hit an elephant at this distance"
The battle where the South lost their best general before they had General Lee
Battle of Shiloh