Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Confederate commander in Virginia | Robert E. Lee | 90%
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Killed at Chancellorsville, "Stonewall" | Thomas Jackson | 90%
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Main US general, captured Richmond | Ulysses S. Grant | 90%
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Slave-freeing document | Emancipation Proclamation | 89%
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Nickname for Union soldiers | Yankees | 85%
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Second Confederate capital | Richmond | 84%
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Border state, Battle of Perryville | Kentucky | 82%
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US general who used "scorched earth" tactics | William T. Sherman | 77%
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Bloodiest one-day battle of the war | Antietam | 76%
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Most of the generals were taught at this academy | West Point | 76%
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Unofficial Southern anthem | Dixie | 73%
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Harriet Beecher Stowe's book | Uncle Tom's Cabin | 70%
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First battle of the war | Fort Sumter | 69%
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Had the charge at Gettysburg named after him | George Pickett | 64%
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Draft riots in the North happened here | New York City | 61%
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Besieged Mississippi city | Vicksburg | 60%
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The Monitor and Merrimack | Ironclad | 56%
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Kind of static warfare used at Petersburg | Trench warfare | 54%
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Tennessee crossroads city | Chattanooga | 42%
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A cylindrical bullet with grooves | Minie Ball | 23%
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Confederate Guerrilla raider of Kansas towns | William Quantrill | 17%
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Soldiers wearing the French, flamboyant uniforms | Zouaves | 17%
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Surly, unlikeable Confederate general in the West | Braxton Bragg | 16%
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Grant's series of battles into Virginia, 1864 | Overland Campaign | 15%
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Bled his army dry at Atlanta | John Bell Hood | 14%
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