Civil War Beards and Mustaches Quiz

What aspect of Civil War beards is NOT discussed in the introduction?

• Their historical significance

• Their appearance

• Their maintenance

• Their smell

Which Civil War figure is known for a beard that points in two directions?

• George B. McClellan

• George Crook

• Jeb Stewart

• Lafayette McLaughs

What is notable about Lafayette McLaughs' beard?

• It is perfectly symmetrical

• It is a small hint of a beard

• It is a large, cascading beard

• It is a famous mustache

Which Civil War figure is described as having a perfectly symmetrical beard?

• George Crook

• Jeb Stewart

• Lafayette McLaughs

• Ambrose Burnside

What is the style of facial hair associated with George B. McClellan?

• A famous mustache

• A cascading beard

• A large, bushy beard

• A perfectly groomed hint of a beard

What is Ambrose Burnside's facial hair style famously known as?

• The Burnside

• The McLaughs

• The Crook

• The Stewart

Which two figures are noted for having odorous beards?

• Ambrose Burnside and Elder

• George Pickett and Custer

• Jeb Stewart and George B. McClellan

• George Crook and Lafayette McLaughs

What is said about William Tecumseh Sherman's beard?

• It is perfectly symmetrical

• It is a famous mustache

• It looks like a modern growth

• It is a large, bushy beard

How did U.S. Grant's beard change over time?

• It was always clean-shaven

• It went from long to tightly cropped

• It became longer and bushier

• It remained the same throughout

What personal reflection is shared about facial hair?

• It is always a good idea to grow a beard

• Facial hair styles are easy to maintain

• Regret over past facial hair styles

• Facial hair is not suitable for everyone