What are some Civil War terms that begin with the letters A-Z?

Answer 1

Xenophobia is related to the Civil War because it was a kind of fear invented during the Civil War relating to foreigners coming into different territories.
· Xavier Blanchard Debray (Confederate General)

Answer 2

Antietam,

Bull Run,

Cavalry,

Devil's Den,

Emancipation Proclamation,

Fredericksburg,

Gettysburg,

Harper's Ferry,

Iron Brigade,

Jackson & Johnston,

Ku Klux Klan,

Lincoln & Lee,

Mason-Dixon line,

Negroes,

Ordnance,

Petersburg,

Queen of the West,

Railroads,

Secession & Slavery,

Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson,

Tennessee Valley,

U.S. Grant,

Virginia,

Wilderness Campaign,

Xenophobia,

Yellow Tavern,

Zouaves.

Civil War words beginning with letter A:

· Abolitionists

· Alexander Stephens (Vice President of the Confederate States of America)

· Alfred Terry (Union General)

· Alligator, U.S.S. (Union submarine)

· Ambush

· Army

· Antietam (Maryland), battle of

· Appomattox Court House (Lee surrenders to Grant)

· Aquia Creek (Virginia), battle of

· Artillery

· August Kauz (Union General)

· Alexander Stephens (Vice President of the Confederate States of America)

· Zook, Samuel (Union General)

General McClellan

Shiloh

Richmond

Answer 3

· Appomattox Court House (Lee surrenders to Grant)

· Battle Hymn of the Republic (patriotic song written in 1862 by Julia Ward Howe)

· Confederate States of America

· Dranesville (Virginia), battle of

· Edward M. Stanton (Union Secretary of War)

· Franklin (Tennessee), battle of

· Gettysburg (Virginia), battle of

· Hannibal Hamlin (Lincoln's Vice President during the war)

· Ironclad

· Jefferson Davis (Confederate President)

· Kearsarge, USS (Union warship)

· Lynchburg (Virginia), battle of

· Monitor (Union ironclad warship)

· Nashville (Tennessee), battle of

· Old Church (Virginia), battle of

· Perryville (Kentucky), battle of

· Quantrill, Confederate Captain William and his "Quantrill's Raiders"

· Robert E. Lee (Confederate General)

· Shiloh (Tennessee), battle of

· Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution (abolishment of slavery)

· Ulysses S. Grant (Union General)

· Vicksburg (Mississippi), siege of

· When Johnny Comes Marching Home (civil war song written in 1863 by Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore)

· Yorktown (Virginia), siege of

· Zook, Samuel (Union General)

Answer 4

· Appomattox Court House (Lee surrenders to Grant); Alexander Stephens (Vice President of the Confederate States of America); Abolitionists

· Battle Hymn of the Republic (patriotic song written in 1862 by Julia Ward Howe); Braxton Bragg (Confederate General); Bull Run (Virginia), battle of

· Confederate States of America; Cadwallader Washburn (Union General); Chickamauga (Georgia), battle of

· Dranesville (Virginia), battle of; Dry Wood Creek (Missouri), battle of

· Edward M. Stanton (Union Secretary of War); Ezra Church (Georgia), battle of; Earl Van Dorn (Confederate General)

· Franklin (Tennessee), battle of; Felix Zollicoffer (Confederate General); Fort Sumter (South Carolina), battle of

· Gettysburg (Virginia), battle of; General George McClellan (Union General); Greenbrier (West Virginia), battle of

· Hannibal Hamlin (Lincoln's Vice President during the war); Hunley, H.L. (submarine of the Confederate States of America); Hatteras Inlet Batteries (North Carolina), battle of

· Ivy Mountain (Kentucky), battle of; Ironclad; Ivy Mountain (Kentucky), battle of

· Jefferson Davis (Confederate President); Jonesborough (Georgia), battle of; Johnson, Andrew (appointed by Lincoln to be the military governor of Tennessee during the war)

· Kearsarge, USS (Union warship); Kessler's Cross Lanes (West Virginia), battle of; Kane, Thomas (Union General)

· Leroy P. Walker (Confederate Secretary of War); Lynchburg (Virginia), battle of; Lexington (Tennessee), battle of

· Monitor (Union ironclad warship); Murfreesboro (Tennessee), battle of

· Nashville (Tennessee), battle of; New Hope Church (Georgia), battle of; New Market (Virginia), battle of

· Old Church (Virginia), battle of; Olustee (Florida), battle of; Oak Grove (Virginia), battle of

· Perryville (Kentucky), battle of; Philip Kearny (Union General); Philippi (West Virginia), battle of

· Quantrill, Confederate Captain William and his "Quantrill's Raiders" ; Quartermaster

· Robert E. Lee (Confederate General); Rich Mountain (Virginia), battle of ; Rosecrans, William S. (Union General)

· Shiloh (Tennessee), battle of; Stephen R. Mallory (Confederate Secretary of the Navy); Stuart, James Ewell Brown "Jeb" (Confederate General)

· Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution (abolishment of slavery); Tupelo (Mississippi), battle of; Tecumseh, USS (Union ironclad warship)

· Ulysses S. Grant (Union General); Upperville (Virginia), battle of; Utoy Creek (Georgia), battle of

· Vicksburg (Mississippi), siege of; Virginia, CSS (Confederate ironclad warship); Van Dorn, Earl (Confederate General)

· Wilderness (Virginia), battle of the; When Johnny Comes Marching Home (civil war song written in 1863 by Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore); William B. Taliaferro (Confederate General)

· Yellow Tavern (Virginia), battle of; Yorktown (Virginia), siege of

· Zook, Samuel (Union General); Zouave regiment; Zollicoffer, Felix (Confederate General)

Answer 5

· Appomattox Court House (Lee surrenders to Grant)

· Battle Hymn of the Republic (patriotic song written in 1862 by Julia Ward Howe)

· Confederate States of America

· Dranesville (Virginia), battle of

· Edward M. Stanton (Union Secretary of War)

· Franklin (Tennessee), battle of

· Gettysburg (Virginia), battle of

· Hannibal Hamlin (Lincoln's Vice President during the war)

· Ironclad

· Jefferson Davis (Confederate President)

· Kearsarge, USS (Union warship)

· Lynchburg (Virginia), battle of

· Monitor (Union ironclad warship)

· Nashville (Tennessee), battle of

· Old Church (Virginia), battle of

· Perryville (Kentucky), battle of

· Quantrill, Confederate Captain William and his "Quantrill's Raiders"

· Robert E. Lee (Confederate General)

· Shiloh (Tennessee), battle of

· Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution (abolishment of slavery)

· Ulysses S. Grant (Union General)

· Vicksburg (Mississippi), siege of

· When Johnny Comes Marching Home (civil war song written in 1863 by Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore)

· Yorktown (Virginia), siege of

· Zook, Samuel (Union General)

Answer 6

Elizabeth Zane was an American heroine in the war. The Zweibrucken Regiment was a German regiment that fought the British at the battle of Yorktown.

Answer 7

· Alexander Stephens (Vice President of the Confederate States of America)

· Zook, Samuel (Union General)

Answer 8

· Zouave regiment which is a group of people in the civil war.

Answer 9

Samuel Zook was a Union General.

Felix Zollicoffer was a Confederate General.

The Zouave Regiment is a Civil War term.