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100

Also called the confederacy or the states (by northers). The ____ included states that separated from the United States in order to form their own nation. EX. Texas, Georgia, Alabama, ETC.

The South
100

Also called the Union or the United States, stayed loyal to the Federal government during the Civil War. Some examples are: Connecticut, Delaware and Illinois, ect.

The North

100

New soldiers

Recruits

100

Loyal to the Confederacy, also called a confedeare or southerner.

Rebel

100

A branch of the military in which soilders traveled by foot

Infantry

200

A large group of soldiers led by a general.

Brigade

200

A branch of military mounted on horseback

Cavalry of the cavalry

200

Withdraw from the Federal governemtn of the United States/Union. Southern states voted to separate from the Union. Southerners saw secession as legal, and Northerners saw secession as rebellion.

Secession

200
The time in American history right after hte Civil War in which the South was rebuilt by the North after it's loss to the North.

Reconstruction

200

To rush an enemy

Charge

300

Lowest rank in the military

Private

300

A Northerner

Yankee

300

A minor fight

Skirmish

300

A boundary line that marked the divide between Norhtern and Southern states.

Mason-Dixon-Line

300

Escaped slaves who fled to the Union for protection.

Castabounds

400

Loyal to the Confederacy/south also called a rebel.

Confederate 

400

Northerner opposed to the war.

Copperhead

400

A practice in which African Americans were owned by others, usually white people and forced to labor.

Slavery

400

Freedom from slavery.

Emancipation

400

A unit of soliders

Battery

500

An unexpected attack

Ambush

500

Admit defeat and give up in the face of overwhelming odds.

Surrender

500

Approve

Ratify

500

Loyal to the government of the United States, also knows as the Union, Yankees, or the North.

Federal

500
An effort by the North to keep ships form entering or leaving Southern parts.

Blockade