Battle of Crysler's Farm - Quiz
A) It was turned into a museum B) It was bombed during a conflict C) It was sold to a private developer D) It was permanently submerged
A) Niagara Falls Hydro Project B) Quebec Canal Expansion C) Moses-Saunders Power Dam D) St. Lawrence Bridge Project
A) He lacked enough troops B) He was injured in battle C) Shortage of supplies D) He was ordered to retreat by the President
A) The war ended immediately B) The threat to Montreal ended C) The Americans captured Kingston D) The British surrendered Upper Canada
A) Montreal B) Plattsburgh C) French Mills D) Cornwall
A) A failed attack on a British outpost B) A court martial for corruption C) Refusal to follow orders D) High casualty rates at Crysler's Farm
A) It was only given to officers B) It was never issued C) It was misspelled D) It was made of gold
A) Pearson B) Harvey C) Morrison D) Mulcaster
A) Twelve B) One C) Ten D) Three
A) Stephen Harper B) The Governor General C) The US President D) The King of England
A) He was exonerated B) He was imprisoned C) He was dishonorably discharged D) He was fined
A) 1895 B) 1813 C) 1920 D) 1958
A) One hundred B) Twelve C) Forty-nine D) Three
A) Cornwall City Hall B) Crysler's Farm Battlefield Park C) Ottawa War Museum D) The St. Lawrence Seaway center
A) 89th Regiment of Foot B) The Royal Irish Regiment C) The Stormont Highlanders D) 49th Regiment of Foot
A) 9 B) 22 C) 148 D) 31
A) 31 B) 13 C) 22 D) 148
A) 13 B) 148 C) 31 D) 22
A) 120 B) 102 C) 16 D) 237
A) No officers were mentioned B) General Wilkinson C) Brigadier General Covington D) Morrison
A) 120 B) 102 C) 100 D) 14
A) 14 B) 120 C) 100 D) 3
A) 13 B) 22 C) 4 D) 9
A) Lieutenant Colonel Charles Plenderleath B) Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Pearson C) Captain G. W. Barnes D) Major Frederick Heriot
A) Captain John Crysler B) Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Pearson C) Major Frederick Heriot D) Captain H. G. Jackson
A) Captain G. W. Barnes's detachment B) Major Frederick Heriot's detachment C) Lieutenant Colonel Charles Plenderleath's detachment D) Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Pearson's detachment
A) A twelve-pounder gun B) A mountain howitzer C) A six-pounder gun D) A mortar
A) Morrison B) Lieutenant Colonel Charles Plenderleath C) Captain G. W. Barnes D) Lieutenant Colonel John Harvey
A) Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Pearson B) Major Frederick Heriot C) Morrison D) Captain G. W. Barnes
A) Covington B) Colonel John Walbach C) Colonel Edmund P. Gaines D) Colonel Eleazer Wheelock Ripley
A) Canadian Militia B) Indigenous warriors C) British reinforcements D) American deserters
A) Captain G. W. Barnes B) Morrison C) Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Pearson D) Lieutenant Colonel John Harvey
A) Colonel Eleazer Wheelock Ripley B) Covington C) Colonel Edmund P. Gaines D) Colonel John Walbach
A) The Canadian Voltigeurs B) The 2/89th C) The 49th D) The Dundas Militia
A) Colonel Eleazer Wheelock Ripley and Coles B) Colonel Edmund P. Gaines and Timothy Upham C) Colonel John Walbach and Boyd D) Covington and Morrison
A) 1,000 B) 130 C) 500 D) 2,000
A) 2 September B) 15 September C) 19 September D) 16 October
A) Richelieu River B) St. Lawrence River C) Chateauguay River D) Niagara River
A) Fort George B) Sackett's Harbor C) Washington D) Four Corners
A) 2 September B) 19 September C) 15 September D) 1 October
A) August B) May C) October D) September
A) First week in October B) 15 September C) 16 October D) 2 September
A) Wilkinson B) Armstrong C) Boyd D) Hampton
A) 2 September B) 19 September C) 16 October D) 15 September
A) Upper Canada B) Quebec C) New York D) Lower Canada
A) The Americans captured Montreal B) The British abandoned Upper Canada C) The US captured Kingston D) The US abandoned the Saint Lawrence campaign
A) Kingston B) Sackett's Harbor C) Plattsburgh D) Montreal
A) Isaac Chauncey B) Wade Hampton C) James Wilkinson D) John Crysler
A) A hero of the Revolutionary War B) An inexperienced newcomer C) An unsavoury reputation as a scoundrel D) A highly respected strategist
A) Grenadier Island B) French Creek C) Ogdensburg D) Cornwall
A) 500 B) 300 C) 200 D) 100
A) Hot shot B) Muskets C) Bayonets D) Long-range rifles
A) Prescott B) Cornwall C) Sackett's Harbor D) French Creek
A) 500 B) 1,000 C) 200 D) 50
A) Winfield Scott B) Jacob Brown C) Benjamin Forsyth D) John Parker Boyd
A) Fort Prescott B) Fort Cornwall C) Fort Matilda D) Fort Sackett
A) Cook's Tavern B) Grenadier Island C) French Creek D) Point Iroquois
A) Kingston B) Prescott C) Sackett's Harbor D) Crysler's Farm
A) Isaac Chauncey B) Sir George Prevost C) Joseph Wanton Morrison D) Francis de Rottenburg
A) 650 men B) 240 men C) 900 men D) 2,500 men
A) Sackett's Harbor B) Kingston C) Crysler's Farm D) Prescott
A) 240 B) 900 C) 650 D) 500
A) 650 B) 1,200 C) 2,500 D) 900
A) Fall wheat B) Corn C) Tobacco D) Barley
A) Boyd B) Morgan Lewis C) Jacob Brown D) Wilkinson
A) Thousand Islands B) Sackett's Harbor falls C) Long Sault rapids D) French Creek |
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