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| passed from a generation to generation;long establishment |
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| to cause to be unfriendly |
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| the act of showing kindness and warmth toward guests |
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| one who supports;a follower |
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| solders fighting for either the north or the south made a blank |
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| General Robert E Lee preferred the blank form of fighting;he believed that armies should fight with honor,not tactics |
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| general Longstreet tried not to blank general lee with his ideas:this may have been the reason the south lost the battle of Gettysburg |
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| many sountherners showed blank to the rebel soldjers during the civil war |
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| each side of the civil war had blank from the other side:many of these people became spies |
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