Trench warfare: Trench warfare refers to a type of combat strategy that involves digging deep trenches for protection against enemy fire. Soldiers would then fight from these trenches, resulting in prolonged battles with little movement.
Blockade: A blockade is a military tactic used to restrict or prevent goods and supplies from entering or leaving an area. During the Civil War, both sides implemented blockades to cut off vital resources from reaching their opponents.
Cavalry: The cavalry refers to mounted soldiers who fought on horseback during the Civil War. These troops played crucial roles in reconnaissance missions, raiding enemy positions, and engaging in battle when necessary.