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Here are this week's questions:

16) What nickname did Confederates have for Union General Nathaniel P. Banks after Stonewall Jackson drove his troops to retreat to the Potomac River? (2 points)

17) The night before the Battle of Murfreesboro, the armies were camped close enough to each other to hear each other's bands. A "battle of the bands" began with each side contributing a patriotic song. What song ended the competition with both bands joining in? (2 points)

18) Who did Daniel Sickles shoot and kill in 1859? (1 point)

19) Who was the only person in Jackson's entourage to be killed outright when friendly fire hit the group during the Battle of Chancellorsville? (1 point)

20) What General Asked, "Who ordered those men up the ridge?!" as federal troops began charging up the side of the mountain at the Battle of Missionary Ridge? (1 point)

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16-he was known as "Commissary Banks"

17- the song was "Home Sweet Home"

18-He shot down Philip Barton Key

19- Captain Boswell

20- General Grant
 
16. Commissary
17. Home, Sweet Home
18. Philip Barton Key
<strike>19. General Jenkins </strike>
20. Grant

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16. Commissary Banks-He left so many supplies when retreating.
17. "Home Sweet Home"
18. Philip Barton Key.
19. Capt. Keith Boswell
20. U. S. Grant
 
16. The Confederates nicknamed him "Commissary" Banks because of all the supplies he left behind.

17. "Home Sweet Home"

18. Sickles killed Philip Key, the son of Francis Scott Key.

19. Capt. Keith Boswell was killed outright.

20. This question was asked by none other than U. S. Grant
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Cindy Scoops, I like your adaptation of Robert E. Lee's quote.
 
Running a bit late today, here are this week's questions:

21) How AND on what date did Col. Abel D. Streight and 59 other inmates escape Richmond's Libby Prison? (2 points)

22) At the Battle of Chickamauga Union Lt George Van Pelt commanded a battery of artillery later captured by the Rebels, after Union infantry support retreated, how many rounds of canister did the battery fire before the crews were overwhelmed by their attackers? (2 points)

23) What award was given to Col Joshua Chaimberlain for ordering a bayonette charge down Little Roundtop, forcing the retreat of Confederate troops at the Battle of Gettysburg? (1 point)

24) Where was Gideon Pillow found hiding by General Jon Breckinridge at the battle of Murfreesboro? (1 point)

25) Who gave the order for the Union artillery and infantry dominating the high ground of Hazel Grove to be abandoned at the Battle of Chancellorsville? (1 point)

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21. Streight and the others escaped on 9 Feb 1864 by tunneling into the sewers.

22. Van Pelt's battery fired 64 rounds.

23. Chamberlain received the Medal of Honor.

<strike>24. Pillow was hiding behind a large rock.</strike>

25. Joe Hooker gave the order to abandon the position at Hazel Grove.

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21) They dug a tunnel under the prison walls on 9 Feb.1864.
22) 64
23) Congressional Medal of Honor
24) Pillow hid behind a large tree.
25) Joseph Hooker

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<strike>21. Dug a tunnel</strike>
<strike>22. 100 rounds</strike>
23. Medal of Honor
<strike>24. in a cave</strike>
25. General Joe hooker told Gen. Dan Sickles to abandon the area.

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21. Escaped by tunneling/digging on February 9, 1864

22. 64 rounds of canister

23. Congressional Medal of Honor

24. Hiding behind a tree

25. Joseph Hooker

Cindy Scoops
 
<strike>21. Feb. 9, 1864</strike>
22. 64
23. Congressional Medal of Honor

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Here are this week's questions:

26) What famous ocean steamer was sunk by the confederates in a channel to help protect the water route to Vicksburg, Mississippi? (2 points)

27) What did Lee write in a note to Stonewall Jackson the night after Stonewall was wounded a Chancellorsville? (2 points)

28) At what action was Fred Grant, the generals 12-year old son, wounded in the leg by a sharpshooter? (2 points)

29) What instrument did Jeb Stuart carry with him to provide music on the march and in camp? (1 point)

30) What was the biggest problem for Union soldiers while participating in the Siege of Vicksburg? (1 point)

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<strike>26. The Governor Moore</strike>
27. "I cannot express my regret at the occurrence. Could I have directed events, I should have chosen for the good of the country to have beeen disabled in your stead."
28. He was wounded at Black River Bridge.
29. Banjo
30. Boredom

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<strike>26. The DeSoto</strike>

27. "I have just received your note informing me that you were wounded. I cannot express my regret at the occurrence. Could I have directed events, I should have chosen for the good of the country to be disabled in your stead. I congratulate you upon the victory which is due to your skill and energy."

28. Fred was wounded at the Battle of Big Black River Bridge, outside of Vicksburg.

29. Stuart customarily had a banjo with him.

<strike>30. The biggest problem was the topography of the area. Vicksburg's position, on high bluffs next to the river, made it very difficult to assault.</strike>

(Message edited by admin on February 15, 2004)

(Message edited by admin on February 15, 2004)
 
26. Star of the West renamed St. Philip

27. General: I have just received your note, informing me that you were wounded--I cannot express my regret at the occurrence. Could I have directed events, I should have chosen for the good of the country to be disable in your stead.
I congratulate you upon the victory, which is due to your skill and energy.

28. Fred Grant was wounded before Vicksburg, by Bovina 10 miles west of Champion's Hill over by Big Black River.

29. Don't understand if question wants} JEB's favorite banjo, or personally carry like jawharp.

30. Biggest problem? Yikes....monotony/boredom.
 
26) Star of the West
27) "General, I have just received your note, informing me that you were wounded. I cannot express my regret at the occurance. Could I have directed events, I should have chosen for the good of the country to be disable in your stead. I congratulate your upon the victory, which is due to your skill and energy."
28) 10 miles west of Champion's Hill, near the Big Black River.
29) a banjo
30) Boredom (I would think!)
 
Here are this week's questions:

31) How many states seceded from the Union in May 1861? (1 point)

32) On what date did Andrew Sidney Johnston assume command of all Confederate forces in the west? (1 point)

33) On June 27, 1861, who became the first Union Naval Officer killed during the Civil War? (1 point)

34) On what date were the first shots fired at the Star of the West in Charleston Harbor? (2 points)

35) Who was the first woman killed in the Civil War? (2 points)

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