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Row 1, Col 1 What is casualty? The term for a person killed, wounded, captured, or missing during war.

2,1 What is the Battle of Sharpsburg? This is the Confederate name for the Battle of Antietam.

3,1 What is coffee? Of the food and drink given to the Union soldiers, this was by far their favorite.

4,1 Who is Ambrose Burnsides? Known for his sideburns, this Union general commanded his troops in a losing effort at Fredricksburg.

5,1 What is 5,000? In one day, approximately this many soldiers died, in total, at the Battle of Antietam.

1,2 What is ironclad? This type of ship was covered with iron plates.

2,2 What is New Orleans? The Union gained control of this key southern port in April of 1862.

3,2 What is Marye’s Heights? These are located above Fredericksburg, Virginia. Union troops failed to take this line of hills.

4,2 What is the Mississippi? The Union gained control of this river after capturing New Orleans.

5,2 What is Maryland? This is the state where the Battle of Antietam was fought.

1,3 What is strategy? The art of military command as to an overall plan of war.

2,3 Who are is Abraham Lincol? He was President in 1862.

What are Monitor and Marrimac? These are the two ships that fought at Hampton Roads.

4,3 What is 2/1 (two to one)? The Union outnumbered the Confederates by almost this much at the Battle of Antietam.

5,3 What is $13? This is the amount of money that a Union soldier would earn each month.

1,4 What are tactics ? The art of maneuvering troops on a battlefield.

2,4 Who are the Confederates? They won the second Battle at Bull Run.

3,4 What is suicidal? One of the Union soldiers referred to the attack up Marye’s Heights as this.

4,4 What is the “Rebel yell”? This was used to inspire and aid Confederate soldiers. It was often heard “reverberating across the field” in battle.

5,4 Who is U.S. Grant? This is the Union general who was victorious at the Battle of Shiloh.

1,5 What is a rifled musket? This is the standard infantry weapon used during the Civil War.

2,5 What is the Confederacy? They won the Battle at Fredericksburg.

3,5 What is the Battle of the Ironclads? This battle made wooden ships obsolete.

4,5 Who is General Robert E. Lee? He was the general who fought against George B. McClellan at the Battle of Antietam.

5,5 What is Special Order #191? This is the name for the copy of these that were lost just days before the Battle of Antietam that resulted in a distinct advantage for the Union.