A) Battle of Nashville Preservation Society B) Metropolitan Historical Commission C) Minnesota Civil War Commemoration Task Force D) Land Trust for Tennessee
A) Five B) Two C) Four D) Three
A) Georgia B) Tennessee C) Kentucky D) Minnesota
A) November 16, 2014 B) November 16, 1864 C) November 16, 2007 D) December 15, 2014
A) The back garden fence B) The roof of the mansion C) Walls of the main hallway D) Columns on the front porch
A) General William Sherman B) General John Bell Hood C) General George Thomas D) General Thomas Woods
A) Ammunition storage B) Signal station C) Artillery platform D) Hospital
A) Travellers Rest B) Glen Leven C) Belle Meade Plantation D) Sunnyside
A) Downtown Nashville B) Franklin Pike C) 12 South District D) Charlotte Pike
A) Signal station B) Union headquarters C) Confederate headquarters D) Hospital
A) Metropolitan Board of Parks and Recreation B) Metropolitan Historical Commission C) Battle of Nashville Preservation Society D) Land Trust for Tennessee
A) 1857 B) 1870 C) 1862 D) 1864
A) The Negley family B) The Thompson family C) The Belle family D) The Belmont family
A) 100 acres B) 20 acres C) 65 acres D) 50 acres
A) Travellers Rest B) Sunnyside C) Downtown Presbyterian Church D) Glen Leven
A) Union volunteer engineers B) African-Americans C) Confederate soldiers D) The Tennessee state militia
A) 1862–1863 B) 1864–1865 C) 1857–1858 D) 1860–1861
A) Fort Negley B) Glen Leven C) Nashville City Cemetery D) Travellers Rest
A) A massive memorial statue B) Remains of earthworks C) A restored military hospital D) The headquarters of the Army of Tennessee
A) Kelley's Point B) Shy's Hill C) Belle Meade Plantation D) Fort Negley
A) Granny White Pike B) Charlotte Pike C) Hillsboro Pike D) Brown's Creek Road
A) The Cumberland River B) Montgomery Hill C) Brown's Creek D) Belle Meade Plantation
A) IV Corps B) Wilson's Cavalry Corps C) Lee's Corps D) Schofield's XXIII Corps
A) 10:00 am B) 12:00 pm C) 4:30 pm D) 2:30 pm
A) Redoubt No. 4 B) Redoubt No. 2 C) Redoubt No. 5 D) Redoubt No. 1
A) Thomas B) Col. Sylvester G. Hill C) Schofield D) Smith
A) Redoubt No. 5 B) Redoubt No. 4 C) Redoubt No. 2 D) Redoubt No. 3
A) XXIII Corps B) IV Corps C) XVI Corps D) Wilson's Cavalry
A) Charlotte Pike B) Belle Meade C) Cumberland River D) Montgomery Hill
A) Redoubt No. 4 B) Redoubt No. 2 C) Redoubt No. 1 D) Redoubt No. 5
A) Wilson's Corps B) Lee's Corps C) Stewart's Corps D) Cheatham's Corps
A) Rearguard actions by Lee's Corps B) Reinforcements from Stewart's Corps C) The weather conditions D) A strong defensive wall
A) Brown's Creek B) Hillsboro Pike C) The Cumberland River D) Charlotte Pike
A) Lee's Corps B) Cheatham's Corps C) Steedman's Provisional Division D) The Army of the Cumberland's main infantry corps
A) Elite cavalry units B) Experienced veteran infantry from the East C) United States Colored Troops D) Foreign mercenaries
A) New conscripts, convalescents, and bounty jumpers B) The finest marksmen in the Union army C) Veteran units from the Western theater D) Highly trained engineering specialists
A) Hood's personal bodyguard unit B) Lee's Alabama Brigade C) Granbury's Texas Brigade D) Cheatham's Tennessee Brigade
A) A thick layer of morning fog B) Heavy clouds of smoke from the railroad C) Stone walls built by local farmers D) Trees and brush
A) It forced an immediate Confederate surrender B) It resulted in the capture of General Hood C) It took fortifications that made Hood's left untenable D) It caused the total destruction of the Confederate cavalry
A) Garrison troops or railroad guards B) Artillery gunners on naval vessels C) Scouts and long-range snipers D) Frontline shock troops
A) Atlanta B) Franklin C) Chattanooga D) Savannah
A) 31,000 B) 10,000 C) 55,000 D) 100,000
A) The Cumberland River B) A dense forest C) The Harpeth River D) A series of mountain ridges
A) Deep caverns B) Stable stalls C) Graves D) Tents
A) Alexander P. Stewart B) Benjamin F. Cheatham C) John Bell Hood D) Nathan Bedford Forrest
A) James H. Wilson B) James B. Steedman C) John M. Schofield D) Andrew J. Smith
A) George H. Thomas B) Andrew J. Smith C) Thomas J. Wood D) James B. Steedman
A) Edward M. McCook B) Washington Lafayette Elliott C) Darius N. Couch D) Kenner Garrard
A) Jonathan B. Moore B) Joseph F. Knipe C) Charles Cruft D) Edward Hatch
A) Washington Lafayette Elliott B) Edward Hatch C) Samuel Beatty D) John McArthur
A) William T. Sherman B) John A. Logan C) James H. Wilson D) Henry Halleck
A) A bitter ice storm B) A heavy thunderstorm C) Extreme heat D) Thick fog
A) Louisville B) Bell's Bend C) Murfreesboro D) Franklin
A) John A. Logan B) James H. Wilson C) LeRoy Fitch D) Ulysses S. Grant
A) Nashville B) Chicago C) Louisville D) Washington
A) Stephen D. Lee B) Benjamin Cheatham C) William M. Shy D) John Bell Hood
A) Forrest's B) Hampton's C) Rucker's D) Wheeler's
A) McArthur B) Thomas C) Wilson D) Schofield
A) Wilson B) Smith C) McArthur D) Schofield
A) Midday B) Midnight C) Sunset D) Sunrise
A) One hour B) Ten minutes C) Thirty minutes D) Five minutes
A) The Harpeth River B) Steedman's infantry C) Wilson's cavalry D) A pontoon bridge
A) Bainbridge B) Franklin C) Nashville D) Columbia
A) 112 B) 2,562 C) 387 D) 4,561
A) 15,000 B) 18,742 C) 2,000 D) 38,000
A) The State of Minnesota B) David Eicher C) Giuseppe Moretti D) The Ladies Battlefield Association
A) Nashville, Tennessee B) Atlanta, Georgia C) Franklin, Tennessee D) Tupelo, Mississippi
A) July 4, 1865 B) December 15, 1864 C) January 13, 1866 D) January 13, 1865
A) Giuseppe Moretti B) The State of Minnesota C) David Eicher D) The Ladies Battlefield Association
A) A flood B) A fire C) An earthquake D) A tornado
A) 1974 B) 1999 C) 1927 D) 2006
A) Chattanooga B) Memphis C) Brentwood D) Knoxville
A) The State of Minnesota B) The Ladies Battlefield Association C) Civic leaders of Nashville D) The United States government
A) Abbott–Martin Road B) Benton Smith Drive C) 190 Polk Avenue D) Benham Avenue
A) Benton Smith Drive B) Polk Avenue C) Hobbs Road D) Benham Avenue in Green Hills
A) Highway expansion B) Home construction C) Installation of a water tower D) Railroad construction
A) 1900 B) 1868 C) 1889 D) 1950
A) 1910 B) 1955 C) 1889 D) 1868 |