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Subject: Country: United States of America Multiple Choice Quiz ( MCQ ) and Answer

What was a key reason for the Union victory at Gettysburg?
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  • Effective use of terrain
What crucial decision did General Meade make during the battle?
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  • To hold the high ground
Which Union corps was engaged on the first day of battle?
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  • Eleventh Corps
What was the main defensive position of the Union Army?
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  • Cemetery Hill
What role did the cavalry play at Gettysburg?
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  • Flanking movements and reconnaissance
How did the Union forces respond to Confederate advances on the first day?
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  • They retreated
Which regiment is famously associated with the defense of Little Round Top?
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  • 20th Maine
What was the main type of warfare seen at Gettysburg?
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  • Conventional land battles
Which significant landmark did the Union forces use as a defensive position?
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  • Cemetery Ridge
What was the effect of the battle on the Confederate Army’s morale?
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  • Caused despair and disillusionment
What was a notable aspect of artillery use during the battle?
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  • High effectiveness in disrupting enemy formations
Who famously described Gettysburg as the “high-water mark” of the Confederacy?
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  • Robert E. Lee
What strategy did the Union Army employ to counter Lee’s tactics?
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  • Defensive posturing
Who is often credited with the phrase “The British are coming”?
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  • Paul Revere
What was a key difference between British and colonial military leadership?
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  • British leaders were more experienced
What role did the Old North Church play in the events leading up to the battles?
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  • It signaled the British advance
Which of the following was a key reason for colonial resistance to British rule?
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  • Taxation without representation
What did colonial militias often lack compared to British troops?
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  • Training and equipment
Which of the following battles followed Lexington and Concord in the Revolutionary War?
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  • Battle of Bunker Hill
What message did the battles send to other colonies?
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  • Armed conflict was inevitable
Which British military strategy failed during the battles?
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  • Full frontal assaults
What was a major consequence of the battles at Lexington and Concord?
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  • The formation of the Continental Army

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