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Equestrian statue of Winfield Scott - Exam
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  • 1. In which city is the equestrian statue of Winfield Scott located?
A) New York City
B) Los Angeles
C) Washington, D.C.
D) Chicago
  • 2. When was the equestrian statue of Winfield Scott erected?
A) 1874
B) 1920
C) 1801
D) 1855
  • 3. Who was the sculptor of the equestrian statue of Winfield Scott?
A) Augustus Saint-Gaudens
B) Aristide Maillol
C) Frederic Auguste Bartholdi
D) Henry Kirke Brown
  • 4. Winfield Scott was a prominent figure in which war?
A) Mexican-American War
B) Revolutionary War
C) World War II
D) American Civil War
  • 5. Which U.S. state was Winfield Scott born in?
A) New York
B) Virginia
C) Kentucky
D) Georgia
  • 6. What title did Winfield Scott hold in the early years of the American Civil War before retiring?
A) Chief of Staff
B) Commander-in-Chief
C) General-in-Chief
D) Secretary of War
  • 7. Winfield Scott was a candidate for which political party in the 1852 presidential election?
A) Libertarian Party
B) Democratic Party
C) Whig Party
D) Republican Party
  • 8. What rank did Winfield Scott achieve in the U.S. Army?
A) Lieutenant General
B) Colonel
C) Captain
D) Major
  • 9. What is the material of the equestrian statue of Winfield Scott made of?
A) Wood
B) Bronze
C) Marble
D) Stone
  • 10. Winfield Scott is known for implementing which military strategy during the Mexican-American War?
A) Trench Warfare
B) Guerrilla Warfare
C) Anaconda Plan
D) Blitzkrieg
  • 11. What nickname was Winfield Scott known by due to his size and appearance?
A) Old Fuss and Feathers
B) The Wizard of the West
C) The Red Baron
D) Stonewall
  • 12. Which U.S. President did Winfield Scott run against in the 1852 election?
A) James Buchanan
B) Franklin Pierce
C) Zachary Taylor
D) Millard Fillmore
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