Trivia Game # 53 - Week 2 Trivia Game # 53 - Week 2 Here are the questions for Week 2 of Game # 53
1. Name the first casualty of battle to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
2. Pre-war he was a mayor of a city and a territorial governor, after the war he was the governor of a state. His statue stands on Culp’s Hill at Gettysburg. Name him.
3. This regiment, when a part of their state’s militia, refused to participate in an 1860 parade in honor of the Prince of Wales. Name the regiment.
4. When Fort Sumter was fired on, there were only four commissioned Brigadier Generals serving in the regular U.S. army. Name them. (Be careful, there is some misleading information out there.)
5. In what might be considered the last action of the Seven Days Battles, Confederate forces occupied a commanding position overlooking Union forces on the James River and, with a single artillery piece, shelled the Federals for several hours till running out of ammunition. Name that Confederate position.
Answers are due by 6pm (eastern) on Saturday, May 24. Good Luck!
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