I'll be attending my son's school play tonight, so I'll post the questions for Week 3 a little early.
Here are the questions for Week 3 of Game # 35.
11. What Richmond church is known as the “Church of the Confederacy?”
12. Which two Cabinet officers served in the same positions throughout the eight years of the Lincoln/Johnson administrations? (You must give both names to get credit for your answer.)
13. What was a “hospital rat?”
14. What did Ella Bishop do at Lexington, KY that made her a heroine to Federal sympathizers?
15. (Two-point question) Albert Woolson was the last member of the Union Civil War army to die when he passed away at the age of 109. How old was he when he enlisted?
Those who have not yet responded to the questions for Week 2 have until 6 PM today, November 19, to do so.
Responses to the questions for Week 3 will be due by 6 PM Saturday, November 26.
14. She grabed a Union flag from rebel soldiers who were draging it through the streets, wrapped herself in it, and said she would surrender it only with her life.
15. he enlisted at age 17
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11. St. Paul's
12. William Seward Secy. of State and Gideon Wells Secy. of the Navy
13. A soldier who fakes illness to avoid battle. Some slang lists say duty.
14. When she saw the American Flag being dragged though the streets by Rebel soldiers, 17 year old Ella Bishop ran out, grabbed the flag and wrapped it around herself. She said she would only surrender it with her life. She was untouched.
14. When he enlisted on October 10, 1863 Albdrt Woolson was 17. He was born Feb. 11, 1847. SEVENTEEN IS CORRECT
14. She grabbed up a United States flag that Confederates were dragging over the ground, wrapped it around herself and said she would surrender it only with her life.
11. Saint Paul's Episcopal Church next to Capitol Square where President Davis was sitting in his pew at services on Sunday April 2, 1865, when a messenger brought him a letter from General Lee advsiing him that the Peterburg were broken and that the Capitol had to be evacuated. It was also the church were General John Pegram was married on January 19, 1865, and his funeral was held three weeks later after he was killed on February 6, 1865. From bride to widow in three weeks.
12. William H. Seward (State); Gideon Welles (Navy).
13. A soldier (or sailor) who feigned illness to avoid returning to duty.
14. She rescued a Union flag from Confederate troops who were dragging it through the street, wrapped it around her body and stated that she would surrender it only with her life. The Confederates, being Southern gentleman and not brutish villians of Yankeedom, left her alone.
15. Seventeen.
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11) St. Paul's Episcopal
12) William Seward and Gideon Welles
13) A malingerer or "hanger-on" who extended his hospital stay beyond reason.
14) Reclaimed or "rescued" a Union flag from some Confederate troops.
15) 17 (as a drummer in Co."C", 1st Mn Heavy Artillery)
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1. Protestant Episcopal Church I WAS LOOKING FOR A SPECIFIC CHURCH
2. William H. Seward Hugh McCulloch INCORRECT
3. a thief that stole patients rations INCORRECT
4. took a confederate flag that confederates were dragging through the streets, wrapped it around her body for protection
5. 17 years old
11. St. Paul's Church
12. Secretary of State William H. Seward
Secretary of the Navy Gideon Welles
13. Someone who fakes illness to get out of duty
14. She rescued a large US flag that Confederate Soldiers were dragging through the
street, wrapped it around her body and declared she would surrender it only with
her life.
15. 17 years old
12. William H. Seward (Sec. of State); Gideon Welles (Sec. of the Navy)
13. malingerer who extends hospital stay beyond reasonable time, or feigns an illness, in order to avoid military duty.
14. Ella Bishop, 17, rescued a Union Flag that Confederate troops were dragging through the streets. Seizing the flag, she wrapped it around her body and declared she would surrender it only with her life.
15. enlisted at 17
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