1. Why does Fremantle say the English have not entered the war?
(a) They don't have the resources.
(b) They believe the North will win in the end.
(c) They will not fight to support slavery.
(d) They are engaged in their own war with France.

2. Why doesn't Lee believe there are Union cavalry in Gettysburg?
(a) Gettysburg is known to be sympathetic with the Southern cause.
(b) He believes Stuart would have told him if the cavalry were arriving there.
(c) The Union army has lost so many of its horses, it can no longer support a cavalry.
(d) Cavalry travels behind infantry, not in front of it.

3. What feat does Buford accomplish at Thorofare Gap?
(a) His 3000 men hold off Longstreet's 25,000 for six hours.
(b) He beats a Rebel officer in hand-to-hand combat.
(c) He creates a rockslide, taking out an entire Rebel division.
(d) His men capture the most Rebel prisoners in the war so far.

4. What question continues to occasionally plague Chamberlain?
(a) How could one man take up arms against another?
(b) What is this war really about?
(c) What if it is he who is wrong?
(d) What is more important, his duty to his men or his duty to his country?

5. Which of these is NOT something Chamberlain thinks about his men?
(a) Another battle like the one the day before, and the regiment will be gone.
(b) Those who remain are the best of the best.
(c) They deserve recognition for what they accomplished the day before.
(d) They would be better off under the command of someone else.