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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where did Horwitz's host spend the night?
(a) in a tent.
(b) In his car.
(c) In the rain.
(d) In a hotel.

2. How was Horwitz awakened one time according to Chapter 1?
(a) By police sirens.
(b) By the fire department.
(c) By gunfire.
(d) By cannon fire.

3. Why did Horwitz not have much to do?
(a) He had no horse.
(b) He had no glasses.
(c) He was drown as a victim in a ballot.
(d) He had no musket.

4. What did the meeting with Sue Curtis open with?
(a) With drinks.
(b) A Ku Klux Klan pledge.
(c) The pledge.
(d) Honoring the Confederate flag.

5. Who invited Horwitz to a reenactment in Chapter 6?
(a) Markus Young.
(b) Rob Hodge.
(c) Thomas Hall.
(d) Susy Mann.

6. Who did Horwitz join with the day of the reenactment?
(a) Company E of the 32nd Virginia.
(b) Company H of the 32nd Virginia.
(c) Company L of the 32nd Virginia.
(d) Company G of the 32nd Virginia.

7. What were reenactors who were not completely authentic in their costumes or behavior called?
(a) Fackes.
(b) Rob.
(c) Farb.
(d) Rag.

8. Who did the war empower according to the woman who took over the Confederate museum?
(a) Black women.
(b) White women.
(c) White men.
(d) Chidlren.

9. What organization did Sue start for pet owners?
(a) Cats of the Confederacy.
(b) Rebel pets.
(c) Dogs of the Confederacy.
(d) Attack the yank.

10. How old was the woman who took over the Confederate museum?
(a) 70.
(b) 60.
(c) 40.
(d) 50.

11. What did the men of the CCC feel the Confederate flag represented?
(a) Racism.
(b) Good old times.
(c) The ideal of slavery.
(d) Conservative ideals.

12. What did Walt protest in his youth?
(a) Racism.
(b) Segregation.
(c) Tution cost.
(d) The Vietnam war.

13. Where did Joel Dorfman start his tour?
(a) On the Potomac.
(b) In Washington D.C.
(c) Where Lee surrendered.
(d) At Fort Sumter.

14. Who brought Horwitz to the statue?
(a) Francis Ward.
(b) Susy Robertson.
(c) Charles Montesson.
(d) Robert Marks.

15. How did the Ku Klux Klan see Westerman?
(a) As a traitor.
(b) As a martyr for the noble Southern causee.
(c) As an annomaly.
(d) As one of their own.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who was Horwitz's host dressed as?

2. When did the Civil War start?

3. What did Horwitz do most of the day?

4. What did the black students of the local high school wear?

5. What did Horwitz paint on his wall?

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