1. To whom did Col. Streight submit his plans for the raid, and who approved them? Brig. Gen. William T. Sherman & Maj. Gen. U.S. Grant Brig. Gen. James Garfield & Maj. Gen. William S. Rosecrans Brig. Gen. James McPherson & Maj. Gen. Henry Halleck Brig. Gen. John McClernand & Maj. Gen. Don Carlos Buell

2. Streight departed Tuscumbia, Al. on April 24, with his command totaling how many troopers? 1,700 1,500 2,100 1,200

3. N. Bedford Forrest quickly caught up with Streight with just over 400 troopers at his disposal. How did he keep Streight in check and under constant harassment for the entire raid? By utilizing only part of his command to chase Streight, while the remainder rested in shifts. By using constant flanking maneuvers to engage the enemy at every turn. All of these are true. By tricking the Union into believing a much larger force was after them.

4. What was the name of the raiding force adopted by Col. Abel Streights' Command? Streights' Cavaliers The 1st Indiana Mounted Infantry Brigade Abels' Ables The Lightning Mule Brigade

5. Streights' men were under constant attack from April 27th to May 2nd. On that day, Streight had the bridge across Black Creek destroyed after his command was safely past. The closest bridge being 10 miles away gave him and his men time to rest and reorganize. Who helped Forrest find a nearby Ford to cross and ruin Streights' plan? Mary Boykin Julia Dent Belle Whatley Emma Sanson

6. Which of these was a battle rather than a skirmish during the raid? Blountsville Day's Gap Hog Mountain Black Warrior River

7. On May 3rd, Streight was again harassed by Forrests' men and forced to make a stand atop the last mountain at the southern tip of the Lookout Mountain range near Centre, Al.. Where was this skirmish? Shinbone Mountain Little River Canyon Sand Rock Cedar Bluff

8. Where were the Raiders stopped 20 miles short of their goal? Cave Springs, Ga. Gadsen, Al. Cedar Bluff, Al. Kingston, Ga.

9. Forrest came upon the Yankee position and created an elaborate illusion to trick Streight into thinking he was outnumbered. Under a flag of truce, Forrest met with Streight demanding his surrender. Meanwhile, Forrests' cannon were deployed, removed, re-deployed in many different places. Streight remarked, "How many men do you have in your command? I've counted 15 cannon already!" What did Forrest reply? "Enough, General, enough!" " Never mind that! I demand your immediate surrender!" " I guess that's all that kept up!" "Well, I have you to thank for most of 'em!"

10. The citizens of Rome were relieved to hear that Forrest had saved them. Streight and his men were marched through Rome and the town went wild in celebration. Where did Col. Streight end up? Andersonville Libby Prison Castle Pinckney Castle Thunder