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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. Who misses Stuart's leadership of the cavalry?
(a) Lee.
(b) Chamberlain.
(c) Sorrel.
(d) Meade.
2. After the Federal soldiers cross James River, to whom does the command of Confederate soldiers go?
(a) Beauregard.
(b) Meade.
(c) Sorrel.
(d) Grant.
3. What is the real name of Mark Twain?
(a) Thomas Jefferson.
(b) Ulysses Grant.
(c) Samuel Clemens.
(d) Robert Lee.
4. Where does Lee move after the Civil War has ended?
(a) Charleston.
(b) Atlanta.
(c) Norfolk.
(d) Lexington.
5. What carries ammunition but no food from Richmond?
(a) The boat.
(b) The train.
(c) The tank.
(d) The truck.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who halts his troops while a Confederate officer rides his way under a white flag?
2. Who is the best officer that Lee has after Jackson dies?
3. Who surrenders to the Federal soldiers?
4. Who leads his Fifth Corps toward Petersburg along with Meade's forces?
5. What do Lee's men begin to abandon, revealing their loss of morale?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Lee finally accept Grant's offer to discuss surrender?
2. How do Confederate troops show their obedience to Gordon in the surrender ceremony?
3. What does Lee fear about central leadership proposed in a message from Richmond?
4. Why does Appomattox signify the end of the Civil War?
5. Why is Lee worried about shifting command to Beauregard?
6. How does Grant recognize Lee's hopeless situation after Lee's troops fail to burn the bridges?
7. Why does Lee believe that the statue of George Washington will remain intact during the war?
8. What does Chamberlain realize about the fight at Saylor's Creek?
9. How does Shaara powerfully convey the death of Hill, one of Lee's leaders through a third-person point of view of an unknown officier?
10. How does the battle at Fort Stedman begin initially by accident?
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