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| wrote an autobiography subtitled 'An American Slave' | |
| Civil War photographer who took pictures of many Presidents | |
| the only person to graduate from West Point demerit-free | |
| 'Old Blue Light' who was wounded at the Battle of Chancellorsville | |
| best known for his facial hair | |
| this abolitionist and women's rights activist was born Isabella Baumfree | |
| this abolitionist killed five people at Pottawatomie Creek | |
| this youngest Vice President commanded the 'Orphan Brigade' for the Confederacy | |
| he organized the Army of the Potomac and was general-in-chief of the Union Army | |
| he changed his name because his original initials spelled 'H.U.G.' | |
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| this Union general was a civil engineer who built many lighthouses | |
| after being on the lam for two weeks, he was captured and shot by Boston Corbett | |
| he was Pierce's Sec. of War but is more famous for a different govt. position | |
| he served as the Vice President of the Confederacy | |
| she founded the American Red Cross | |
| this activist wrote 'The Battle Hymn of the Republic' | |
| alternate name for First Manassas | |
| this man's March to the Sea left from Atlanta, Georgia | |
| 23,746 soldiers died at the Battle of Shiloh, slightly more than half as many as this mid-1863 Pennsylvania battle | |
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