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Edwin M. Stanton Quiz
The Enigmatic Edwin Stanton: Test Your Knowledge of the American Lawyer and Politician
Updated: Mar 03, 2024
Step into history with our Edwin Stanton quiz! Test your knowledge on the influential American lawyer and politician who served as Secretary of War under President Abraham Lincoln. Let's dive in!
Get ready to flex your Edwin M. Stanton muscles with this tricky quiz! Featuring 31 questions on a variety of Edwin M. Stanton topics, this is not for the casual fan. Only true Edwin M. Stanton buffs will be able to answer them all correctly. Gain valuable insights.
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December 19, 1814
August 14, 1814
October 31, 1814
January 1, 1814
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The Monroe Administration
The Johnson Administration
The Lincoln Administration
The Grant Administration
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A New Election
The Manhunt For Lincoln's Assassin
The Union Army
The Reconstruction
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Jack Ruby
John Wilkes Booth
Lee Harvey Oswald
Charles J. Guiteau
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James Madison
Andrew Johnson
Millard Fillmore
Ulysses S. Grant
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He Was Indifferent About Them
He Was Not Involved In Them
He Opposed Them
He Supported Them
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Politics
The Supreme Court
Law
The Army
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Started A Business
Became A Teacher
Returned To Law
Joined The Army
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Ulysses S. Grant
Rutherford B. Hayes
Andrew Johnson
Lincoln
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He Turned Down The Position
He Was Impeached
He Moved Abroad
He Died Four Days Later
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A Training Camp
A Peace Treaty
A Volunteering Program
The Massive Military Resources
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Unfair
Overcautious And Micromanaging
Indecisive
Too Aggressive
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Judge
Lawyer
Prosecutor
Court Clerk
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No, He Never Served
Yes, For A Year
Yes, For A Month
Yes, For A Decade
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August 14, 1869
January 1, 1869
December 24, 1869
December 19, 1869
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A Treaty
The Union's Victory
The Confederacy's Victory
A Stalemate
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George Washington
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses S. Grant
James Madison
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The Democrats
The Federalist Party
The Whig Party
The Radical Republicans In The House Of Representatives
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Lenient
Unconcerned
Severe
Neutral
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Private Life
The Army
Law
The Senate
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James K. Polk
John Quincy Adams
Franklin Pierce
Abraham Lincoln
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Simon Cameron
Salmon P. Chase
Gideon Welles
William H. Seward
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No, He Was A Diplomat
Yes, He Managed Military Resources
No, He Was Only A Legal Advisor
No, He Was A Soldier
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No, He Retired Immediately
Yes, He Stayed As Secretary Of War
No, He Joined The Army
Yes, But He Changed Roles
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Andrew Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
No One Did
Ulysses S. Grant
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Yes, He Was Impeached
No, It Was Johnson Who Was Impeached
He Was Never Subjected To Impeachment
It's Unknown
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He Resigned
He Organized The Manhunt For The Assassin
He Assumed Presidency
He Fled The Country
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Yes, But He Died Before Serving
No, It Was Rejected By The Senate
Yes, And He Served For Many Years
No, He Withdrew His Nomination
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He Is The Only Justice Who Was Impeached
He Is The Only Justice Who Also Served As President
He Is The Only Confirmed Nominee To Accept But Die Before Serving
He Is The Longest-serving Justice
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A Month
A Week
A Year
Four Days
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Aug 4, 1900
Dec 6, 1889
Jan 24, 1887
Dec 24, 1869
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