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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where does Chamberlain return by train?
(a) Boston.
(b) New York.
(c) New Brunswick.
(d) Portland.
2. Who has an illness that takes him out of fighting on behalf of the Confederates, disappointing Lee?
(a) Ewell.
(b) Stuart.
(c) Jackson.
(d) Grant.
3. For mutually beneficial transactions, what were northern and southern troops willing to have temporarily?
(a) A violation.
(b) A fight.
(c) A celebration.
(d) A truce.
4. What is Lee's horse's name?
(a) Othello.
(b) Markus.
(c) Traveler.
(d) Guest.
5. Who wonders why God had chosen to take Stonewall Jackson?
(a) Longstreet.
(b) Sherman.
(c) Bragg.
(d) Lee.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who expresses outright contempt for the foreign dignitaries?
2. When does Lee bring his army into Virginia successfully?
3. Whose quarters do foreign dignitaries visit?
4. Who has given Sheridan permission to attack and eliminate the Confederate cavalry?
5. What era does Grant think Meade's unorthodox practice represent?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the interaction between Hill and Lee as they survey the failed attempt at Bristol.
2. Why does Lee want to resign?
3. Why is fighting in the wilderness difficult for both Grant and Lee?
4. How does Shaara reveal who the significant characters of "The Last Full Measure" are?
5. What does Chamberlain find absurd yet necessary about desertion in the army?
6. What is the supreme fear to Lincoln if the South wins the Civil War?
7. What does the figure of Grant represent in Washington during the war?
8. What does Meade's unorthodox flag reveal about himself and Grant?
9. When Hancock says, "The soldiers have seen something new, a new horror, a new way to die. They have seen the face of hell," what does he imply about fire and fighting?
10. How does Shaara describe Lee viewing his defeated army from his horse?
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