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| On April 12, 1861, the CSA fired on Fort Sumter and started Civil War. Civil War ended on April 9, 1865 |
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| Leader of the Confederate Army |
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| Slave states next to free states |
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| To cut the South off from supplies, Mississippi River, and their capital |
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| Preventing goods in or out of an area |
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| First Battle of Bull Run (Manasses) |
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| 1st battle of the Civil War. Rebel yell scares Union and the Confederacy wins |
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| Conditions that promote health. More people died of bad hygiene than bullets |
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| A gun with a grooved barrel that causes a bullet to spin through the gun |
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| A bullet with a hollow base that expands upon firing |
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| A warship covered with iron. The Merrimack fought for the south and the Monitor fought for the north |
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| Leader of the Union army in the West |
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| Fiercest fighting so far (means place of peace) |
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| A week of fighting that caused the North to retreat |
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