HIST 459

4. Ty Seidule attendees Washington and Lee University for the primary reason that he wanted to become a southern ___.
7. In chapter 6, Seidule describes an “aha moment” that changed him as he found that West Point had more monuments to Robert E Lee than W&L University. One type of movement, in particular, generated more Confederate memorialization at West Point than any other. Name it.
9. Seidule, to close chapter 5, writes that the US Army post names “should reflect the best of the United States and it’s army, not the __.”
10. The last name of the famous former Union Army officer-turned-historian who spewed your a throughly racist Lost Cause narrative to the delight of the audience at Lee’s centennial celebration in 1907.
13. The US Army’s Fort Gordon in Augusta, Georgia, which may soon be renamed Fort Eisenhower, was originally named for the Confederate general who, after the war, was a Grand Dragon of his organization
14. Name the former Confederate Army Commander who gave a speech at Lee Chapel in 1872 which became one of the first published versions of the Lost Cause Narrative.

1. Two issues sear Siedule’s soul. One is slavery, what’s the other?
2. What former religious rites and rituals were observed in Lee Chapel?
3. The evidence is clear: Robert E. Lee flight for ___ slavery.
5. Seidule’s answer to the problem of Confederate memorialization alongside the minimizing or distancing of African American history is “more” what?
6. According to Seidule, the “religion” of the old south is…
7. Lasy name of the first African American to complete college in the United Dtates of America (in 1813 at Washington College)
8. During Seidule’s years as a student as Washington and Lee, Robert E. Lee was worshiped as __.
11. Throughout his book, he argues that history is too what?
12. Washington's college’s economic survival in the 19th century was directly related to profits from __.