Which CW general are you?

[Trooper Graham]

I came out as:

Longstreet....90%
Sherman.......85%
Forrest.........80%

Which is alot better than Bully Bully Teddy.

http://quizfarm.com/test.php?q_id=38842

[hanktrent]

Not going to comment, just going to cut and paste. :eek:



You scored as General Nathan Bedford Forrest.

Perhaps the finest cavalry general of the war, you've been called a genious by historian Shelby Foote. A down and dirty fighter, you rarely lose and truthfully, well, you're more than a bit scary...


Hank Trent
hanktrent@voyager.net

[reb64]

these three in this order

[cavsgt]

Ed
Guess that I have been protraying the wrong Cav.
100 percent Longstreet, Forest. Only 80 percent Grant.
Phill

[GrumpyDave]

Robert E. Lee80%
William T. Sherman75%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest55%
General George McClellan55%
General James Longstreet45%
Stonewall Jackson45%
U.S. Grant45%
General Ambrose Burnside45%
General Phillip Sheridan40%
General Jeb Stuart20%


Interesting toy.

[Trooper Graham]

Ed
Guess that I have been protraying the wrong Cav.
100 percent Longstreet, Forest. Only 80 percent Grant.
Phill

That's a first, having 100% on any one person and you have two. Shame you got Grant in the top three though.

[Mojo1842]

Interesting, :-? I never saw myself as a Longstreet....

[Bloated_Corpse]

You scored as William T. Sherman.

One of the Union's greatest heroes, your capture of Atlanta helped guarantee Lincoln's re-election and the winning of the war. South of the Mason-Dixon, they think you're a monster, but you're really only a *little* crazy...

William T. Sherman

75%
General James Longstreet

65%
U.S. Grant

65%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest

45%
General George McClellan

40%
Robert E. Lee

35%
Stonewall Jackson

35%
General Ambrose Burnside

25%
General Jeb Stuart

15%
General Phillip Sheridan

0%

[TennCav]

I could be one of 3 Generals


You scored as General Nathan Bedford Forrest.

"Perhaps the finest cavalry general of the war, you've been called a genious by historian Shelby Foote. A down and dirty fighter, you rarely lose and truthfully, well, you're more than a bit scary...


General Nathan Bedford Forrest 80%
General James Longstreet 80%
William T. Sherman 80%
Robert E. Lee 75%
General Ambrose Burnside 60%
Stonewall Jackson 55%
U.S. Grant 55%

[toptimlrd]

You scored as Robert E. Lee.



Honorable and courageous, you've made a career of winning great battles against overwhelming odds. You, um, might want to stay the heck out of Pennsylvania...

Robert E. Lee

65%
General James Longstreet

60%
William T. Sherman

55%
U.S. Grant

50%
General George McClellan

50%
Stonewall Jackson

45%
General Ambrose Burnside

45%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest

35%
General Jeb Stuart

20%
General Phillip Sheridan

0%

[MStuart]

80% Lee
70% Sherman and Stuart
65% Longstreet

They may have have something there.

Mark

[Army30th]

you can control the outcome of who you will be rated as, IF you pay careful attention to the questions, and answer them as the person they SEEM to refer to.

[Rob]

You scored as William T. Sherman.


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One of the Union's greatest heroes, your capture of Atlanta helped guarantee Lincoln's re-election and the winning of the war. South of the Mason-Dixon, they think you're a monster, but you're really only a *little* crazy...

William T. Sherman.......70%
James Longstreet.........60%
George McClellan..........55%
Robert E. Lee...............50%
U.S. Grant...................50%

[Crabby]

Longstreet 80%
Sherman 70%
Lee 60%
Grant 60%

Kinda mixed up, don't know what side I should be on.

[cookiemom]

You scored as William T. Sherman. One of the Union's greatest heroes, your capture of Atlanta helped guarantee Lincoln's re-election and the winning of the war. South of the Mason-Dixon, they think you're a monster, but you're really only a *little* crazy...

William T. Sherman 85%
Robert E. Lee 70%
General James Longstreet 65%
U.S. Grant 65%
General George McClellan 65%
Stonewall Jackson 60%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest 45%
General Ambrose Burnside 35%
General Phillip Sheridan 25%
General Jeb Stuart 10%

... only a "little" crazy... ???
Got any more tests, Sam?

[thefenian]

Uncle Billy!

You scored as William T. Sherman.



One of the Union's greatest heroes, your capture of Atlanta helped guarantee Lincoln's re-election and the winning of the war. South of the Mason-Dixon, they think you're a monster, but you're really only a *little* crazy...

William T. Sherman

100%
Robert E. Lee

90%
General James Longstreet

80%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest

80%
U.S. Grant

70%
General Ambrose Burnside

50%
Stonewall Jackson

40%
General George McClellan

40%
General Jeb Stuart

40%
General Phillip Sheridan

30%

Bill Eiff

[CivilWarBuff1863]

Here's my results and it looks like William Sherman is right in front once again.

William T. Sherman 85%
General Jeb Stuart 80%
General James Longstreet 70%
General Ambrose Burnside 70%
U.S. Grant 60%
Robert E. Lee 50%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest 50%
General George McClellan 50%
Stonewall Jackson 45%
General Phillip Sheridan 45%

[jurgitemvaletem]

You scored as General Phillip Sheridan.



One of Grant's favorite generals, your skill in battle caused Lincoln to revise his opinion of cavalrymen. You hunted down Lee at Appomattox and effectively ended the war. You're also (no offense) a vainglorious jerk who will later act on your conviction that the only good Indian is a dead Indian. There's no shame in seeking therapy, you know...

General Phillip Sheridan

75%
William T. Sherman

70%
Robert E. Lee

70%
General George McClellan

65%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest

60%
General James Longstreet

55%
U.S. Grant

55%
Stonewall Jackson

45%
General Ambrose Burnside

40%
General Jeb Stuart

35%



that was fun.

[tompritchett]

Interesting. I tied for Sherman and Lee with a slight edge towards Sherman.


You scored as William T. Sherman.



One of the Union's greatest heroes, your capture of Atlanta helped guarantee Lincoln's re-election and the winning of the war. South of the Mason-Dixon, they think you're a monster, but you're really only a *little* crazy...

Robert E. Lee

75%

William T. Sherman

75%

General Nathan Bedford Forrest

70%

General James Longstreet

60%

Stonewall Jackson

60%

U.S. Grant

60%

General George McClellan

45%

General Ambrose Burnside

40%

General Jeb Stuart

25%

General Phillip Sheridan

0%

[JEBeedle]

Well here is mine.


William T. Sherman
85%
General Ambrose Burnside
70%
General James Longstreet
60%
U.S. Grant
60%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest
55%
General Jeb Stuart
55%
Robert E. Lee
40%
General Phillip Sheridan
35%
Stonewall Jackson
30%
General George McClellan
30%

[tompritchett]

Robert E. Lee80%
William T. Sherman75%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest55%

Now you are scaring me, Dave. Those were my top three also.

[BigDuke634]

You scored as General James Longstreet.



Trusted by General Lee above all his other generals (after the death of Stonewall), you have a good head on your shoulders and an understanding of the changing art of war. Too bad your people will come to see you as a scapegoat and even a traitor...

General James Longstreet

80%
Robert E. Lee

65%
William T. Sherman

65%
General Ambrose Burnside

60%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest

55%
General George McClellan

50%
U.S. Grant

45%
Stonewall Jackson

40%
General Phillip Sheridan

20%
General Jeb Stuart

20%

Huh. Who'd have thunk it?

[jthlmnn]

You scored as General Jeb Stuart.
One of the poster boys of the Civil War, you're almost like a son to General Lee. Then you screw up at Gettysburg and eventually die in battle. Easy come, easy go...
General Jeb Stuart
90%
General James Longstreet
65%

"I wanna live fast, love hard, die young, and leave a beautiful memory."
-Faron Young, 1955-

[marylandreb]

I scored 100% as Lee which makes sense to me as we are both southern born Capricorns! :p

[bob 125th nysvi]

I'm going to win

William T. Sherman ...... 65%
General James Longstreet ...... 60%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest ...... 60%
U.S. Grant ....... 60%

I just ain't going to be pretty doing it.

Well being on top is better.

[TNCivilian]

William T. Sherman -- 80%

Nathan Bedford Forrest -- 75%

James Longstreet -- 70%

Robert E. Lee -- 65%

Ambrose Burnside -- 60%

George B. McClellan -- 50%
Stonewall Jackson -- 50%

U.S. Grant -- 35%

J.E.B. Stuart -- 30%

Phil Sheridan -- 5%

Too bad Forrest couldn't have been 1st.

[IsleGuy57]

ROFLMAO

Sam, we match on all three.
Longstreet 85%
Sherman 65%
Forrest 50%

Pretty good for two old soldiers, eh??

[Trooper Graham]

ROFLMAO

Sam, we match on all three.
Longstreet 85%
Sherman 65%
Forrest 50%

Pretty good for two old soldiers, eh??

Same guys but difference on % and 87 years old is not old just ask my 24 year old girlfriend...that's in this Penthouse I bought today....:D :D :D

I can live with Longstreet and surely Forrest but I've never cared too much for Sherman.

[John Legg]

General George McClellan

75%
William T. Sherman

75%
U.S. Grant

75%
General Phillip Sheridan

65%
Stonewall Jackson

60%
General Ambrose Burnside

60%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest

60%
Robert E. Lee

50%
General Jeb Stuart

45%
General James Longstreet

[Fenian]

I was a bit surprised to find myself coming out as Longstreet.However the alarm bell sounded when my wife took it and came out as Sherman.I'm taking old "War is ****" Christy out to dinner this evening as a precautionary manuver. Bud Scully 13th NJ and 69th NY;)

[Cannoneer]

You scored as General Nathan Bedford Forrest.

Perhaps the finest cavalry general of the war, you've been called a genious by historian Shelby Foote. A down and dirty fighter, you rarely lose and truthfully, well, you're more than a bit scary...

General Nathan Bedford Forrest 80%
General James Longstreet........70%
William T. Sherman.................70%
General Ambrose Burnside........60%
Robert E. Lee........................50%
Stonewall Jackson..................45%
U.S. Grant............................45%
General George McClellan.........40%
General Jeb Stuart..................30%
General Phillip Sheridan............10%

And here I thought that I was more of a W.T. Sherman

Under edit,
My 10 year old daughter got, TW Sherman 65%, Stonewall 60% ,RE Lee 60%, Grant 60%

[GaWildcat]

Uncle Billy for me to.... which is a bit hard to swallow living in GEORGIA! LOL:rolleyes:

I can live with the other two, and thats for sure.


William T. Sherman

75%
General James Longstreet

65%
Robert E. Lee

60%
U.S. Grant

60%
General Ambrose Burnside

55%
Stonewall Jackson

50%
General George McClellan

50%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest

45%
General Jeb Stuart

35%
General Phillip Sheridan

35%

[Rebtg]

You scored as General Nathan Bedford Forrest.



Perhaps the finest cavalry general of the war, you've been called a genious by historian Shelby Foote. A down and dirty fighter, you rarely lose and truthfully, well, you're more than a bit scary...

General Nathan Bedford Forrest

70%
William T. Sherman

70%
General James Longstreet

65%
Robert E. Lee

65%
Stonewall Jackson

45%
U.S. Grant

45%
General George McClellan

35%
General Phillip Sheridan

30%
General Ambrose Burnside

20%
General Jeb Stuart

10%

[Mothers-Finest]

I got Lee. That just made my night.

[Ohioreb1861]

General Nathan Bedford Forrest.....100%

Stonewall Jackson......75%

Robert E. Lee.....55%


i'm impressed

[pistolpete1863]

You scored as General Nathan Bedford Forrest.



Perhaps the finest cavalry general of the war, you've been called a genious by historian Shelby Foote. A down and dirty fighter, you rarely lose and truthfully, well, you're more than a bit scary...

General Nathan Bedford Forrest

85%
General James Longstreet

70%
William T. Sherman

70%
General Jeb Stuart

65%
Robert E. Lee

60%
U.S. Grant

60%
General Ambrose Burnside

55%
General George McClellan

55%
General Phillip Sheridan

55%
Stonewall Jackson

45%

[Kimmel]

General Nathan Bedford Forrest

100%

William T. Sherman

85%

General Phillip Sheridan

75%


Forrest AND Sherman....That's slightly frightening... :-?

["Doc" Nelson]

You scored as Robert E. Lee.

Honorable and courageous, you've made a career of winning great battles against overwhelming odds. You, um, might want to stay the heck out of Pennsylvania...

Robert E. Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65%
General James Longstreet . . . . . . . . . 55%
William T. Sherman . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest . . . . . .50%
Stonewall Jackson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50%
General George McClellan . . . . . . . . . .45%
U.S. Grant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35%
General Ambrose Burnside . . . . . . . . . 25%
General Phillip Sheridan . . . . . . . . . . .15%
General Jeb Stuart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5%

[tompritchett]

Forrest AND Sherman....That's slightly frightening.

Given the three that you scored highest for, I suspect that it just means that you are a tactically aggressive general. I suspect that you may have also scored high for Jackson.

[MAryland Field Hospital]

You scored as General James Longstreet.



Trusted by General Lee above all his other generals (after the death of Stonewall), you have a good head on your shoulders and an understanding of the changing art of war. Too bad your people will come to see you as a scapegoat and even a traitor...

General James Longstreet

75%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest

70%
General Jeb Stuart

70%
General George McClellan

70%
William T. Sherman

65%
General Phillip Sheridan

55%
Stonewall Jackson

50%
U.S. Grant

50%
General Ambrose Burnside

50%
Robert E. Lee

45%

[Kimmel]

Given the three that you scored highest for, I suspect that it just means that you are a tactically aggressive general. I suspect that you may have also scored high for Jackson.

I think I scored a 65 or 70 for Jackson as well. Maybe I should play defense every once in a while.... Maybe let my brogans cool off :-)

[Trooper Graham]

Anyone else notice that there have been no Custer doubles? Maybe they left him out on purpose.
Any other not mentioned?

[Kimmel]

Anyone else notice that there have been no Custer doubles? Maybe they left him out on purpose.
Any other not mentioned?

Is George Thomas in the quiz? I don't see either Johnston. They seem to leave out Western Generals. I don't see Hancock either.

[Trooper Graham]

Is George Thomas in the quiz? I don't see either Johnston. They seem to leave out Western Generals. I don't see Hancock either.

You might have a point there. ;) If that is true and I'd known I wouldn't have posted the link. The CW was won in the west.....:p :p

I retook the test and answerd every question as a horses arse to see if Custer would appear and I came out as Lee this time....really! :-?

[MStuart]

Question: Do you retreat at the drop of a hat?

Answer: Yes

Question: Are you loved by your men?

Answer: Yes

Question: Would you rather have hemorroids or have dinner with President Jefferson Davis?

Answer: Hemorroids

You scored 100% for Gen. Joe Johnston

Settles that :-)

Mark

[Trooper Graham]

Question: Do you retreat at the drop of a hat?

Answer: Yes

Question: Are you loved by your men?

Answer: Yes

Question: Would you rather have hemorroids or have dinner with President Jefferson Davis?

Answer: Hemorroids

You scored 100% for Gen. Joe Johnston

Settles that :-)

Mark


:D :D :D

Don't stop there. Give us a test for Custer.

[MStuart]

Question: Did you obtain your promotion to B/Gen. by what some would call "bootlicking"?

Answer: Yes

Question: Do you sleep with curlers in your hair?

Answer: Yes

Question: If one looked up the term "glory hound" in the thesaurus, would your picture be there?

Answer: Yes

Question: Did you really p*ss off "Old Pete" Longstreet by cantering into his camp in April 1865 and demanding the surrender of all the CS armies to you?

Answer: Yes

You scored 100% for Gen. George A. Custer - extra points if you have a velvet uniform

Mark

[tompritchett]

You scored 100% for Gen. George A. Custer - extra points if you have a velvet uniform

Even more bonus points for Custer.

Q. Do you abandon a significant part of your command during a raid never to hear from any ever again?

Q. Do you deliberately disobey orders to hold off attacking until you are reinforced by another part of a 3 pronged advance?

Q. When faced with an oponent with considerably greater numbers and interior lines of communicates and support, do you split your command so that your opponent can defeat each in detail?

[Trooper Graham]

Don't forget:

Question:
Do you wear shirts by Arrow?

Answer:
Yes

[Kimmel]

"Question: Would you rather have hemorroids or have dinner with President Jefferson Davis?

Answer: Hemorroids"

haha :-)

[tompritchett]

Question:
Do you wear shirts by Arrow?

Answer:
Yes

Very humours. While funny, probably not historically accurate. I believe that most of the Indians assaulting Custer's position were armed with various types of rifles including repeaters.

[Trooper Graham]

Very humours. While funny, probably not historically accurate. I believe that most of the Indians assaulting Custer's position were armed with various types of rifles including repeaters.

http://www.lonestarrifle.com/Custer.html

http://www.historytogo.utah.gov/salt_lake_tribune/in_another_time/040295.html

[tompritchett]

I stand corrected. I had seen the reports on the multitude of Indian firearms and had developed the mistaken impression that most, if not all, the Indians had been so armed, rather than the approximately half as mentioned in your first link. Thanks for the providing the link with the more correct information.

[Trooper Graham]

I stand corrected. I had seen the reports on the multitude of Indian firearms and had developed the mistaken impression that most, if not all, the Indians had been so armed, rather than the approximately half as mentioned in your first link. Thanks for the providing the link with the more correct information.

One thing is for sure Tom, they were much better equiped 'after' the battle. ;)

I remember when the Custer stuff first went up for auction. Tom Custer's arrows did not sell.

[8th TexCav]

It must be my gray hair!

You scored as Robert E. Lee.



Honorable and courageous, you've made a career of winning great battles against overwhelming odds. You, um, might want to stay the heck out of Pennsylvania...

Robert E. Lee

100%

William T. Sherman

75%

General Jeb Stuart

70%

General George McClellan

60%

General James Longstreet

55%

U.S. Grant

55%

General Nathan Bedford Forrest

55%

Stonewall Jackson

45%

General Ambrose Burnside

30%

General Phillip Sheridan

20%

[CandaceRose]

I guess I'm the only Ambrose Burnside-type present...and I'm a girl!! (P.S. I do NOT have sideburns, either!)

You scored as General Ambrose Burnside.


The good news is, you're considered a person of scrupulous honor and well liked by no less a personage than Abe Lincoln. The bad news is you're pretty much inept, the worst high-ranking general of the war. Cheer up, though; you might have a future in politics.

General Ambrose Burnside

70%

William T. Sherman


65%

U.S. Grant


60%

Robert E. Lee


55%

General James Longstreet


55%

General George McClellan


45%

Stonewall Jackson


40%

General Phillip Sheridan


40%

General Nathan Bedford Forrest


30%

General Jeb Stuart


5%

[huntdaw]

William T. Sherman
75%
Robert E. Lee
70%
General James Longstreet
60%
U.S. Grant
60%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest
55%
General Ambrose Burnside
50%
General George McClellan
45%
Stonewall Jackson
40%
General Jeb Stuart
40%
General Phillip Sheridan
30%


I don't know if I'm well rounded or just a screwed up mess.

50 % Ambrose Burnside! Man that really hurts!

[TheBaldYankee]

You scored as General James Longstreet.



Trusted by General Lee above all his other generals (after the death of Stonewall), you have a good head on your shoulders and an understanding of the changing art of war. Too bad your people will come to see you as a scapegoat and even a traitor...

General James Longstreet

70%
William T. Sherman

60%
U.S. Grant

50%
Robert E. Lee

40%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest

40%
General Jeb Stuart

40%
Stonewall Jackson

30%
General Ambrose Burnside

30%
General George McClellan

30%
General Phillip Sheridan

15%

[southern_belle1861]

Hm... Not exactly what I thought I'd come out as.

Robert E. Lee

75%
General Ambrose Burnside

70%
Stonewall Jackson

70%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest

65%
General George McClellan

65%
William T. Sherman

60%
General James Longstreet

50%
U.S. Grant

50%
General Jeb Stuart

40%
General Phillip Sheridan

35%

[reb64]

I stand corrected. I had seen the reports on the multitude of Indian firearms and had developed the mistaken impression that most, if not all, the Indians had been so armed, rather than the approximately half as mentioned in your first link. Thanks for the providing the link with the more correct information.


as with manyl battlefield detectives, it is opinion, not fact,. Undoubtedly many bullets and casings were taken as suveniors, preventing accurate analysis. the record is clearer but not conclusive. Id guess more towards 75%

[celtfiddler]

You scored as General James Longstreet.



Trusted by General Lee above all his other generals (after the death of Stonewall), you have a good head on your shoulders and an understanding of the changing art of war. Too bad your people will come to see you as a scapegoat and even a traitor...

William T. Sherman 90%
General James Longstreet 90%
General Nathan Bedford Forrest 80%
U.S. Grant 70%
Robert E. Lee 40%
General Phillip Sheridan 40%
General George McClellan 30%
General Ambrose Burnside 30%
Stonewall Jackson 30%
General Jeb Stuart 25%