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Blue And Grey Matter

Created by rutgersg

Fun Trivia : Quizzes : U.S. Civil War
Blue And Grey Matter game quiz
"The War of the Rebellion was anything but civil. Here are some interesting and off-beat questions regarding America's bloodiest conflict."

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. Why was Vice-President Andrew Johnson's inaugural speech difficult to understand at Lincoln's second inauguration?
    He had a tooth removed
    His voice was hoarse
    The crowd was unruly
    He was drunk


2. Which battle hosted America's bloodiest day?
    Antietam
    Pea Ridge
    Cold Harbor
    Chickamauga


3. Who was the target of the 'Dahlgren Papers'?
    Robert E. Lee
    Ulrich Dahlgren
    John Dahlgren
    Jefferson Davis


4. How many Union prisoners died at Andersonville?
    13,171
    19,576
    5,682
    34,268


5. More than 200 wounded men were burned alive during the aftermath of this fierce battle.
    Cold Harbor
    Spotsylvania
    The Wilderness
    Port Republic


6. This General was shot by his own men a year after Stonewall Jackson was shot and killed by HIS own troops.
    Richard Garnett
    James Kemper
    Felix Zollicoffer
    James Longstreet


7. There were two 'White Houses' in Washington during the Civil war. How can that be?
    One was a well-known brothel
    The original was bombed during the war
    The original was under repair
    Blair House was the original White House


8. While his men were slaughtered at the Crater, this Union General cowered in a bomb-proof shelter with a bottle of rum.
    James Ledlie
    Daniel Ruggles
    John Gregg
    Jacob Lauman


9. At the hanging of the four Lincoln conspirators, this General clapped his hands to signal the soldiers to drop the platform. Who was he?
    J.F. Hartranft
    Winfield Scott Hancock
    Joseph Holt
    Joseph Hooker


10. After it's defeat, this city refused to celebrate the Fourth of July for the next 81 years.
    Richmond
    Atlanta
    Frericksburg
    Vicksburg

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