| Question | Answer |
| ...through the town of Gettysburg to this hill. | |
| This II Corps commander has been criticized for not following up on the attack. | |
| At the beginning of the second day, the Union line extended from this hill on the right flank... | |
| ...to this ridge on the left flank... | |
| ...but NOT this rocky hill to the south (or its bigger cousin). | |
| The Confederate I Corps held this ridge opposite the Union positions. | |
| This III Corps general foolishly advanced his command in front of the Union lines... | |
| ...where it was crushed by these two Confederate divisions (name either). | |
| The Confederates pushed through this rocky area towards the key hill... | |
| ...but were thwarted by the 20th Maine under this commander. | |
| The third day saw the famous charge of this namesake division. | |
| Any of the three brigade commanders in the above division. | |
| The division was accompanied by these other two divisions (name either). | |
| This Union corps defended the ridge... | |
| ...led by this commander. | |
| The Confederates came closest to breaking through at this location. | |
| Four months later, this president gave a speech dedicating the cemetary there. | |
| It was Gamble's cavalry brigade that first encountered the Confederates, but we're looking for the division it was in. | |
| Round Top was a less-strategic location, because it was heavily wooded. The quiz is looking for its smaller relative. | |