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100
Who was the President of the United States during the Civil War?
Abraham Lincoln
100
What was the Capital of the Confederacy?
Richmond, Virginia
100
What is the act of a state leaving the country called?
Secession
100
Which battle was the First battle of the Civil War?
Battle of Fort Sumter.
100
Where did Mr. Rogers go to graduate school?
The Citadel (Military College of South Carolina)
200
Which Militiaman fought in bleeding Kansas and was hung at Harper's Ferry?
John Brown
200
Where was the first major land battle of the war fought?
Bull Run/Manassas
200
What did Citadel cadets do during the battle of Fort Sumter?
They fired cannons at the fort.
200
Which Battle saw Ironclad warships fighting each other in the Chesapeake Bay?
Battle of Hampton Roads
200
What was Mr. Rogers' specialty in education?
Military History
300
Who was the President of the Confederate States during the Civil War?
Jefferson Davis
300
Which town on the Mississippi river did Generals Grant and Sherman famously capture?
Vicksburg
300
Which ship blew up the USS Housatonic?
The submarine CSS H.L. Hunley
300
Which Civil War battle was the bloodiest single day battle?
Battle of Antietam
300
Which side of the war did Mr. Rogers' ancestors fight on?
The Confederates.
400
Which general declined command of a Union/Northern army to fight for the south instead?
Robert E. Lee
400
Which major southern city was burned to the ground by General Sherman?
Atlanta
400
What were captured confederate slaves labeled?
Enemy Contraband
400
Which Civil War battle was the bloodiest overall battle?
Battle of Gettysburg
400
Which unit's flag is this:
The Army of Northern Virginia
500
Which general, famous for his drunkenness, led many successful battles in the western regions of the Civil War?
Grant
500
What was Robert E. Lee's home?
Arlington, Virginia
500
Which Major battle was led by Admiral David Farragut?
The Battle of Mobile Bay
500
Name a civil war battle that took place outside of the United States.
Sinking of the Alabama, etc.
500
Was this a Northern or Southern Unit:
Northern