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1.
This infantry brigade was the first to enter the fray to relieve Buford's cavalry. |
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2.
With reference to Cutler's Brigade, which of his regiments has the distinction of having fired the first organized volley against the enemy? |
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3.
Which one of these landmarks were not prominent in the action of day one? |
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4.
As the actions of day one unfolded, Lee was was still missing his great cavalry officer, Stuart. Where was Stuart during this time? |
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5.
This Union brigade commander took up a defensive posture versus confederate Brigadier Gordon and his Georgian brigade. |
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6.
This southern artillery battery has the distinction of having fired the first artillery rounds of the battle. |
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7.
This regiment was assigned to occupy Culp's Hill in the evening of July 1. |
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8.
What was the marching order of Confederate "Harry" Heth's division? |
Archer, Davis, Pettigrew, Brockenbrough
Pettigrew, Archer, Davis, Brockenbrough
Davis, Archer, Pettigrew, Brockenbrough
Pettigrew, Davis, Archer, Brockenbrough
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9.
The Union Army on the field during the battle of day one change commanders seven times! Name the commanders in order. |
Buford, Reynolds, Doubleday, Howard, Hancock, Slocum, Meade
Reynolds, Doubleday, Buford, Hancock, Howard, Slocum, Meade
Reynolds, Buford, Doubleday, Howard, Hancock, Slocum, Meade
Meade, Buford, Reynolds, Doubleday Howard, Hancock, Slocum
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10.
Going back to Heth's Division, which two of his brigades came from AP Hill's infamous "Light Division?" |
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