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2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt Loony Legislation Nitty-gritty Nuggets of Knowledge “General”ly Bombastic Battles Wacky Women of War

Question #1 What is the legislation that awarded the proceeds from public land sales for college lands?

Answer #1 Land Grant College Act

Question #2 What is the legislation in which the government granted 160 acres to any settlers promising to improve the land?

Answer #2 Homestead Act

Question #3 What is the political group that supported having black troops?

Answer #3 Radical Republicans

Question #4 What year was the National Banking Act passed?

Answer #4 1863

Question #5 In which court case did Lincoln declare that trying people in military courts was unconstitutional?

Answer #5 Ex Parte Milligan

Question #6 What nationality were the rioters in the New York Draft Riot?

Answer #6 Irish

Question #7 What poisonous snake was the Northern dissenters named after?

Answer #7 Copperheads

Question #8 What did North Carolinians who were opposed to the form?

Answer #8 Order of the Heroes of America

Question #9 Who was the last general to surrender?

Answer #9 Texas general Kirby Smith

Question #10 What did John Wilkes Booth shout after shooting President Lincoln?

Answer #10 “Sic semper tyrannis”

Question #11 Who was appointed commander of all Union armies by Lincoln?

Answer #11 General Grant

Question #12 Where did General Lee finally surrender?

Answer #12 Appomattox Court House

Question #13 Which general carried the Atlanta Campaign, burning down the city?

Answer #13 General Sherman

Question #14 Which former general ran for president in the election of 1864 against President Lincoln?

Answer #14 McClellan

Question #15 What army did General Lee command?

Answer #15 The army of Northern Virginia

Question #16 In what battle did Union general George H. Thomas’ army destroy the Confederate’s Army of Tennessee in December 1864 during the Civil War?

Answer #16 Battle of Nashville

Question #17 Where did Union forces under General Ulysses S. Grant launch a disastrous assault on Confederate positions?

Answer #17 Cold Harbor

Question #18 Which battle was a fierce hand to hand combat in dense woods in which it was General Lee’s last offensive?

Answer #18 Battle of the Wilderness

Question #19 Which battle did the Confederates lead a disastrous front assault on the well- entrenched Union positions in November 1864?

Answer #19 Battle of Franklin

Question #20 What was the series of attacks in Virginia by Union general Ulysses S. Grant and entrenched Confederate positions during May 1864

Answer #20 Battle of Spotsylvania

Question #21 In what field did women have a chance to directly serve in the war effort?

Answer #21 Nursing

Question #22 Who was the woman who treated soldiers on the battlefields?

Answer #22 Clara Barton

Question #23 What government department employed 447 women during the years of the Civil War?

Answer #23 The United States Treasury

Question #24 Southern magazines told women to be models of what for men?

Answer #24 Purity

Question #25 Who were the two women who worked as spies for the Confederacy?

Answer #25 Belle Boyd and Rose O’Neal Greenhow