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100

This is how much of Mr. Nash's leg was amputated.

What is (the lower) 1/3?

100

Mr. Nash aligned and ran with this party.

What is the Republican Party?

100

The amount of terms that Mr. Nash served.

What is one?

100

Mr. Nash's main criticisms of southern society.

What is his disapproval for the way Democrats undermined the status of freedmen and bashed white allies?

100

This is how Mr. Nash gained his free status.

What is he was born to two free slaves?

200

This is Mr. Nash's date of birth.

What is May 23, 1844?

200

Mr. Nash lost his seat in Congress to this man, effectively ending his political career.

Who is Edward Robertson (white Democrat)?

200

The thing that made Mr. Nash's congressional career so significant.

What is he was the first African American from Louisiana to serve in Congress?

200

When Mr. Nash was sworn in, he contributed to this record high of Black representatives.

What is eight Black representatives?

200

This is where was Mr. Nash born and raised.

What is Louisiana (he both was born and died here)?

300

The year Mr. Nash was elected to represent Louisiana in Congress.

What is 1874?

300

This was the highest rank Mr. Nash achieved while serving in the military.

What is 'sergeant major'?

300

The branch of Congress Mr. Nash claimed a seat in.

What is the House of Representatives?

300

The name that the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments often referred to as.

What are the 'Reconstruction Amendments'?

300

Mr. Nash was shot in this foot.

What is his right foot?

400

The three amendments that Mr. Nash backed during his time in Congress.

What is the 13th, 14th, and 15th?

400

This is where Mr. Nash relocated to after retiring from politics.

What is New Orleans?

400

The aspect of southern society that Mr. Nash believed should be enhanced.

What is education?

400

This testimony costed Mr. Nash his second term in Congress.

What is his testimony regarding the necessity of the Reconstruction Amendments?

400

This is where Mr. Nash is buried.

What is the Cedar Grove cemetery (Portsmouth, VA)?

500

The regimen Mr. Nash in when he served in the Union Army.

What is the 82nd regimen?

500

Mr. Nash's new career after his political run.

What is a bricklayer and cigar maker?

500

The aspect of his campaign that worked the best to get Mr. Nash elected.

What is his reputation as a war hero?

500

The next time Louisiana would elect another Black Congressman.

What is over 100 years later (William Jefferson of New Orleans, who was sworn in on Jan. 3, 1991)?

500

This is where Mr. Nash lost his foot.

What is the battle at Fort Blakely in Alabama?