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These flashcards cover key concepts and events related to 'A Monument for Peace' by W.M. Akers, focused on the Civil War, the monument's history, and its significance.
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In December 1864, the Civil War was nearly __.
over.
Capturing Nashville was hoped to __ the Confederacy.
save.
The Confederate troops fought in __ uniforms, sometimes without shoes.
ragged.
On December 16, Hood was __.
defeated.
The Union won the Civil War four months __.
later.
Fifty years later, towns and cities had begun __ monuments in memory of the war's veterans.
building.
In 1914, Mrs. Caldwell and the Ladies Battlefield Association began raising __ to build a monument.
money.
They hired Italian sculptor __ to design the statue.
Giuseppe Moretti.
The monument was completed in __.
1927.
Moretti's statue showed a young man standing between two __.
horses.
The structure was a __ monument, honoring all those who died in the war.
peace.
In 1974, a tornado knocked the 40-foot-tall obelisk to the __.
ground.
For two decades, the monument was __-out of sight and nearly forgotten.
alone.
In 1992, the Tennessee Historical Commission chose a new __ for the monument.
location.
To move and restore the statue would cost much more-some estimated more than __.
$500,000.