Witness Tree at Devil's Den Quiz

What is the significance of the witness tree at Devil's Den?

• It was a strategic point for the Union army.

• It is believed to have witnessed key events during the Civil War.

• It marks the boundary of the battlefield.

• It was used as a lookout by Confederate soldiers.

Which Union brigade is mentioned as arriving at Devil's Den?

• The Iron Brigade

• The 20th Maine

• John Henry Hobart Ward's Brigade

• The 124th New York

What challenge did Henry Hunt face at Devil's Den?

• A lack of ammunition

• A stampede of horned cattle

• A surprise Confederate attack

• A shortage of soldiers

Who tipped the scales in favor of the Confederates at Devil's Den?

• Henry L. Benning's Georgians

• The Texas Brigade

• The Alabama Division

• The Arkansas Regiment

What significant event is mentioned as being heard from Devil's Den?

• The Siege of Vicksburg

• The Battle of Bull Run

• Pickett's Charge

• The Battle of Antietam