Joseph Hooker remarked that this man "ought to wear petticoats" due to his poor performance at the Battle of Chancellorsville, after which he gained the embarrassing nickname "Uh-oh."
Ignominious retreats made by the XI CorpsÂ—largely made of German immigrant soldiersÂ—under this man's command led to newspapers expressing anti-German sentiments as well as a lifelong feud with his subordinate Carl Schurz. Joseph Hooker remarked that this man "ought to wear petticoats" due to his poor performance at the Battle of Chancellorsville, after which he gained the embarrassing nickname "Uh-oh." This man chose to defend Cemetery Hill during the Battle of Gettysburg, one year after this man lost an arm at the Battle of (*) Seven Pines. After this man's victory at the Battle of Bear Paw, his vanquished opponent addressed this man telling him that he would "fight no more forever," ending his campaign against the Nez Perce. This pious "Christian General" was appointed by Andrew Johnson to head a short-lived organization to assist newly-emancipated slaves. For 10 points, name this director of the Freedmen's Bureau who names a historically black Washington, D.C. college.
Ignominious retreats made by the XI CorpsÂ—largely made of German immigrant soldiersÂ—under this man's command led to newspapers expressing anti-German sentiments as well as a lifelong feud with his subordinate Carl Schurz.
Oliver Otis Howard [accept Howard University] 