yankee
yes sir
a Yankee
The rude nickname was Bluebelly
rebel
Yes, a Yankee soldier and a union soldier fought on the same side in the American Civil War (1861-65). The term "Yankee" was used by southerners to denote someone from the north, or the union. In this case, "Union" and "Yankee" mean the same thing. Nobody knows why the South ever came up with that term, though.
Rebel
Roman soldiers could be called by their units, such as legion, cohort, century, etc. or they could be called by the generic Latin term "miles". There were also other connotations to miles such as "miles gregarius", common soldier, "miles pedes", a foot soldier or "miles eques" a horse soldier.Roman soldiers could be called by their units, such as legion, cohort, century, etc. or they could be called by the generic Latin term "miles". There were also other connotations to miles such as "miles gregarius", common soldier, "miles pedes", a foot soldier or "miles eques" a horse soldier.Roman soldiers could be called by their units, such as legion, cohort, century, etc. or they could be called by the generic Latin term "miles". There were also other connotations to miles such as "miles gregarius", common soldier, "miles pedes", a foot soldier or "miles eques" a horse soldier.Roman soldiers could be called by their units, such as legion, cohort, century, etc. or they could be called by the generic Latin term "miles". There were also other connotations to miles such as "miles gregarius", common soldier, "miles pedes", a foot soldier or "miles eques" a horse soldier.Roman soldiers could be called by their units, such as legion, cohort, century, etc. or they could be called by the generic Latin term "miles". There were also other connotations to miles such as "miles gregarius", common soldier, "miles pedes", a foot soldier or "miles eques" a horse soldier.Roman soldiers could be called by their units, such as legion, cohort, century, etc. or they could be called by the generic Latin term "miles". There were also other connotations to miles such as "miles gregarius", common soldier, "miles pedes", a foot soldier or "miles eques" a horse soldier.Roman soldiers could be called by their units, such as legion, cohort, century, etc. or they could be called by the generic Latin term "miles". There were also other connotations to miles such as "miles gregarius", common soldier, "miles pedes", a foot soldier or "miles eques" a horse soldier.Roman soldiers could be called by their units, such as legion, cohort, century, etc. or they could be called by the generic Latin term "miles". There were also other connotations to miles such as "miles gregarius", common soldier, "miles pedes", a foot soldier or "miles eques" a horse soldier.Roman soldiers could be called by their units, such as legion, cohort, century, etc. or they could be called by the generic Latin term "miles". There were also other connotations to miles such as "miles gregarius", common soldier, "miles pedes", a foot soldier or "miles eques" a horse soldier.
The common term is 'a quill'
The term is "Reb". During the Civil War, confederates were "rebelling" against the US, so rebels were a common term. Johnny Reb was a standard term during that period.
I have heard the term, "Water tap" in certain parts of the US, but the more common term is, "Faucet".
A Diagram is the common term used.
snow angel is the common term