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1 Battle of Shiloh excerpt part 1 of 7 regiment a unit of the army consisting of around 1000 troops and led by a colonel distinguished did well; made itself famous for doing good work charges movement of troops when they run up to the enemy oblique a specific kind of step when you turn to the right or left while marching promptly right away; on time charge bayonets run towards the enemy with the knife point of the rifle facing forward minnie balls (minié balls) round bullets fired out of Civil War-era rifles ram cartridge shove the packet containing the bullet down the barrel of the rifle using a metal rod halloed called, yelled be jabbers an expression kind of like by golly or oh my gosh
2 The Battle of Shiloh excerpt part 2 of 7 brigade unit of the army consisting of about five regiments (in the Civil War); led by a brigadier general missiles bullets and other deadly metal bits (like shrapnel) flying through the air towards a target litter corps small group of soldiers whose job was to take away the dead and wounded; they carried bodies on small cots called litters incessant without stopping musketry muskets, which were already considered old-fashioned guns during the Civil War contending forces the two sides that were fighting each other breast to breast face to face the front the front line of battle, where the thickest action was encampments places where soldiers settled down for the night provisions food and equipment given to soldiers
3 The Battle of Shiloh excerpt part 3 of 7 strewn covered an in unorganized way pomp and circumstance a fancy ceremony glorious amazing conceivable thinkable; every conceivable position every way you can imagine piteously in a sad and pathetic way that makes you feel sorry for someone haze thick, almost foggy air that s hard to see through clearly minnie balls (minié balls) round bullets fired out of Civil War-era rifles Yankee line Union line of defense (Yankee)=Northerner
4 The Battle of Shiloh excerpt part 4 of 7 charge bayonets run towards the enemy with the knife point of the rifle facing forward feeling mean feeling low, feeling bad professes says out loud that he accepts something as truth Methodist a denomination of evangelical Christianity in America camp-meeting a large gathering of people for a religious revival/service waver grow weak and strong and weak again jubilant cheering, happy to win triumphant victorious, winning curb hold them back discharge shooting (the discharge of rifles is shooting them off) retreating marching away from the enemy, usually because that side is losing Federal reference to Union soldiers
5 The Battle of Shiloh excerpt part 5 of 7 halt stop Sidney Johnson: Albert Sidney Johnston (with a t ) was the commanding general of the Confederate Army at Shiloh, and the highest-ranking officer on either side to die in battle during the Civil War General Gladden Confederate brigadier general who was shot at Shiloh and died a few days later from his wound Yankee army Union Army Retreat run away from or hide host large group
6 The Battle of Shiloh excerpt part 6 of 7 tide was reversed the opposite happened; here, it means the other side started winning Yankees Union soldiers whipped beaten in battle retreated marched away as a way to admit they lost flushed full of energy Fort Henry one of the forts on the Cumberland River protecting Nashville and Tennessee, which fell to the Union army on February 6, 1862 Fort Donelson one of the forts on the Cumberland River protecting Nashville and Tennessee, which fell to the Union army on February 12-16, 1862 capture of Nashville February 25, 1862; Nashville was the first major southern city to fall into Union hands, and remained occupied by Union troops throughout the rest of the Civil War perch upon their banners sit on their flags; an expression meaning to stay with them Buell (Don Carlos Buell) major general in the Union army; commanded Union forces at the Battle of Shiloh Grant (Ulysses S. Grant) major general in the Union army; later became commander of all Union forces the eleventh hour expression meaning the very last minute
7 The Battle of Shiloh excerpt part 7 of 7 Gun boats boat made to transport guns transports smaller boats that carried people and equipment from shore to the larger boats Buell (Don Carlos Buell) major general in the Union army; commanded Union forces at the Battle of Shiloh Boilers parts of a boat where the fuel was burned to power the boat s motion regiment a unit of the army consisting of around 1000 troops and led by a colonel advance outpost the army unit the farthest in front which was supposed to scout things out skirmish line line between two armies where the soldiers in the front fought each other before the main battle began Federals Union soldiers artillery cannons automaton a thing that moves by itself or when it is ordered, without thinking for itself chronicles histories or stories
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